Our previous SNJM Chapter Acts make it clear: human traffic must cease. Sisters and Associates of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary work through NGOs, in community programs, and through educational and other programs to help end this modern form of slavery. Here are resources that people have found to be useful
Summary of the report for the SNJM Congregation on the SNJM Anti-Trafficking Survey
SNJM Sabbath Space
online resource library (
www.educatingforthe21stcentury.org
) This resource, managed by SNJMs and Associates, is a good "first place" to check for links, videos, books, other documents, and other information that already has the Chapter Acts in mind.
Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center
(Seattle, Washington): links, other resources
UNANIMA International NGO:
www.unanima-international.org
www.humantrafficking.org
web site
Resources on human trafficking
From the FBI's web site: A tale of human bondage.
:
video: Olivia Booth and Selena Castillo of the Academy of the Holy Names in Tampa, Florida, placed third in the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center high school Just Video Contest. The students earned a $100 cash prize for their YouTube video on human trafficking. In order to compete in the contest, the students had to produce a four-to-six-minute video on immigration, human trafficking, or water as a human right. They also had to incorporate Catholic social teaching, social justice, or Catholic tradition into their piece.