Comments for New York Anti-Trafficking Coalition

Comment on Survivor’s Story by Airel

Airel — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:14:01 +0000

Hi, My name is airel. I am 19years old and I have a 10 month old son. When i was 16years old, my mom was trying to educate us on human trafficking. I didnt really know what it was, and it didnt really cross my mind that much untill she rented the movie “Human trafficking” After whatching it I was in tears. I am so sorry about what you had to go through. Nobody should have to go through that. I would really like to get information on how to help if you had any. Thank you so much, and God Bless you for sharing your story, you are a STRONG AND BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!

Airel~

Comment on Survivor’s Story by monica

monica — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:25:41 +0000

Hi, Thankyou for sharing your experience with us, I am so glad to hear of your strength after such atrocities. I am a Journalism student in my final year researching human trafficking, I would love to talk with you to help me with my feature to raise awareness on this subject.

I hope we can converse soon, I look forward to hearing from you,
Thankyou
Monica

Monica_walton89@hotmail.com

Comment on Survivor’s Story by Buffy Allison

Buffy Allison — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 22:16:15 +0000

I seen your story here. How sad. So hard to understand how & why these things happen, let alone people taken part in it. Sad you were caught up in this. So happy your out! Thank You for your fight. It takes great power from with in yourself to speak up as you did & do. Thank You for doing so. Now maybe you can save 1 female from a fate like yours. We wish to always save a great number. But lets face it, the high mighty dollar will forever over power us! Even if you reach just 1, take pride in the fact that you saved them!
Buffy, OHIO

Comment on Contact by Jeff Kleinman

Jeff Kleinman — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:18:37 +0000

Thank you for being another voice crying out in this wilderness of horror and enslavement.
We are involved in a new outreach, Run For Freedom (www.runforfreedom.net), which is raising national and local awareness through the establishing of “One More” chaters of Run for Freedom here in the US. “One More” stands for “One More” Woman Rescued, “One More” Person made aware of Human Trafficking. We are also opening “Dream Homes” for the help, healing, and education of victims that are freed by law inforcement. Together WE WILL make a difference here in the US!

Comment on Survivor’s Story by Jeff Kleinman

Jeff Kleinman — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 17:58:14 +0000

Dear “Dai”,
My heart broke as I read your story and I appologize as a man for the many men who treated you worse than an animal! Not every man is so base and disgusting, and many like myself are involved in a ministry to help and assist you and the millions like you worldwide.
Access this website: http://www.runforfreedom.net and learn what some of us are doing to raise awareness and make a difference. May God assist you as you heal and grant you the blessings of health and continued freedom. Jesus came to set captives free. We will do our best in being His hands extended!

Comment on Contact by Sara Jane Camacho

Sara Jane Camacho — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:41:33 +0000

My name is Sara Jane Camacho and I have started a Anti- Human Trafficking Coalition for the state of Alabama. We are young and in need of much wisdom from others that have been working in this field for many years. I am coming to NYC for a few days. Tuesday – Thursday to meet with people involved in combating the issue in NYC and nationally/ globally. If someone from your coalition could meet with me I would be honored to learn from the work that you have accomplished. My internet access will be spotty but please feel free to call me at 205-903-6897 if you would like to meet up. Thanks so much and I look forward to talking with you.

Sara Jane Camacho

Comment on by JamesD

JamesD — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:54:37 +0000

Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting

Comment on What You Can Do by MarjakaThriver

MarjakaThriver — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 21:33:21 +0000

Thank you for this important information. I’m glad I found it today as I am blogging today for Free The Salves Awareness Day. We’ve got to stop the silence, educate ourselves and raise awareness! Thanks for all that you do.

Comment on Survivor’s Story by abigail

abigail — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:59:11 +0000

hey, i am a fifteen year old girl, i appreciate u standing up so fearlessly. God is using u to free people who couldnt free themselves. please email me. i need to know how to help

Comment on Survivor’s Story by Vannette Thomson

Vannette Thomson — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:26:45 +0000

Dear Sister,
I am so sorry for the five years of hell you endured. I admire your strength and dedication to helping shed light on the atrocity. I am a mom in Texas who is currently trying to advocate/educate my community. We have 2 truck stops within 12 miles of my home and I’ve often thought of going there in the hopes of helping one girl. I went to my state Capitol yesterday for Advocacy Day in hopes that my state will institute stricter laws on human trafficking. I hope to one day bring this information to high schools to educate both young girls and boys on the realities of the sex industry.

Please know there are other women in the United States who want to help but either don’t know what to do or are afraid for their own safety and that of their children’s. Any advice or comments you have that will enable me to help even one girl would be much appreciated.

Remember, God will take the darkness you have walked through and use it for His glory. Thank you for your courage in sharing your story.

Sincerely,
Vannette Thomson
Mom from Texas