Hospitality venues are frequently used for sex trafficking, where vulnerable victims, many of whom children, are forced or coerced by the traffickers to service hotel visitors.Victims of labor trafficking can also be trapped in slavery in hotels and motels working long hours against their will for little or no pay.
Major events attract traffickers and often increase the use of hospitality venues for trafficking activities. With Super Bowl quickly approaching, civic leadership, community based organizations and faith communities all around the Bay Area are mobilizing to create an environment in which traffickers will find it difficult to engage in their criminal activities.
You can help!
- Join the San Francisco Collaborative Against Human Trafficking November 22nd for a volunteer training provided by Betty Ann Boeving and Brian Wo, co-founders of the Bay Area Anti-trafficking Coalition
- Become a part of the SFCAHT Inter-faith Committee's volunteer team formed to engage hotel management and staff in an effort to identify and eradicate human trafficking in hospitality venues
- Volunteer in the hospitality industry outreach campaign. Hotel canvassing will take place in December and January, during Anti-trafficking Awareness Month
Pre-Super Bowl
Volunteer Training
Sunday, November 22,2015
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
1755 Clay Street, San Francisco