Sunday is World Day Against Trafficking and one area agency is taking their empowerment globally. It happens all around us, but it’s often hard to interfere.
CLEVELAND — Sunday is World Day Against Trafficking and one area agency is taking their empowerment globally. The U.S. State Department estimates nearly 26 million people are victims of human trafficking. It happens all around us, but it’s often hard to interfere.
Jones has been helping trafficking victims and survivors in northeast Ohio for over 20 years. Sunday, Jones announced she’s taking her program and teachings overseas, launching a new global initiative in Malawi, Africa. Jones said the solution to minimize human trafficking crimes is spreading awareness. Art is a universal language, which is how she’s teaching people in Malawi.
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