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By Xavier Baker, Brandon Waltman , Luis Unzueta

By Xavier Baker, Brandon Waltman , Luis Unzueta. The Issue. Drugs Victims are forced to take drugs to get addicted Once addicted victim struggles to leave Will do anything for drugs. Prostitution and Labor Women and Children are kidnaped and forced into prostitution and labor.

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By Xavier Baker, Brandon Waltman , Luis Unzueta

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  1. By Xavier Baker, Brandon Waltman, Luis Unzueta

  2. The Issue

  3. Drugs Victims are forced to take drugs to get addicted Once addicted victim struggles to leave Will do anything for drugs Prostitution and Labor • Women and Children are kidnaped and forced into prostitution and labor

  4. Don’t walk alone • Know your surroundings Avoid: • Night time • Alleys • Poorly lit streets

  5. Beware of Social Networks • Be careful with who you talk to online. • Don’t agree to meet with people you don’t know • Keep personal information (address, phone numbers, plans, etc.) private.

  6. Beware of Strangers • Be careful of what you tell people you don’t know • Don’t go anywhere with people you don’t know • Try not to talk with them in general

  7. Make sure someone knows your whereabouts • If you have to go somewhere let someone know where you will be • Parents, friends, legal guardians, relatives

  8. Reference slide • Prop 35: Human Trafficking, a Progressive Dilemma. OCTOBER 4, 2012. retrieved from: http://obrag.org/?p=66343 • The Evil of Human Trafficking . March 29, 2011. retrieved from: http://slwc.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/the-evil-of-human-trafficking/ • The industrialization of prostitution. April 2, 2010 retrieved from: http://iberosphere.com/2010/04/the-industrialisation-of-prostitution/856 • 5 Years After: Portugal's Drug Decriminalization Policy Shows Positive Results. April 7, 2009. retrieved from: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=portugal-drug-decriminalization • Solutions image. retrieved from: http://www.infowarets.com/Solutions-1.html • Advocacy Blog: Human Trafficking. November 22, 2011. retrieved from: http://ryanhurd.theworldrace.org/?filename=advocacy-blog-human-trafficking • Monitoring Your Teenager’s Internet Usage – Should You?. October 22, 2008. retrieved from: http://billmullins.wordpress.com/2008/10/22/monitoring-your-teenagers-internet-usage-should-you/ • Don’t talk to Strangers Ad. May 2005. retrieved from: http://www.coloribus.com/adsarchive/prints/mp3-player-dont-talk-to-strangers-7369355/ • When does a rel’p get needy. September 20, 2010. retrieved from: http://datinginnewyork.wordpress.com/2010/09/20/when-does-a-relp-get-needy/ • 7 Rules for a safe, Healthy and Smart Start to School. August 24, 2009. retrieved from: http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/latest/safe-back-to-school-47082403

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