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Action 9:
Watch a film

Launched October 29

Action

Learn

Watching a human trafficking film is a good way to learn about the topic. Watching with a group of people makes the event more interesting and is a natural way to open a discussion among your community.

Respond

Ask your local public library or faith community to host a human trafficking film screening.
Invite a representative from a local anti-trafficking organization to a Q & A session following the film.
Sponsor a Movie Night at your local college or university.

Resources

Check out the resources linked below, and share the links to your Facebook page to spread awareness. Use #ConfrontHumanTrafficking to contribute to the 30Actions30Days ArtWorks for Freedom Campaign to #ConfrontHumanTrafficking.

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Who They Are is a media-based platform dedicated to raising awareness of Human Trafficking.
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ArtWorks for Freedom offers recommendations of carefully selected films that tell the story of all forms of trafficking around the world.
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The Human Trafficking Center at the University of Denver has compiled multi-media resources on human trafficking
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Join the conversation and #ConfrontHumanTrafficking

What did you learn that you did not know before?

Let the world know and Tweet a fact using #ConfrontHumanTrafficking and contribute to the 30 Days Against Human Trafficking Action Campaign.

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