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Location
San Francisco, CA 37.77-122.44 94117US
Meetups
21 so far
Members
195 People Against Human Trafficking
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Founded
June 5, 2006

Meet other local people who are interested in the fight against Human Trafficking. Discuss how we can best educate ourselves and others on the issue of women and children sold into the US and international sex industry.

What members are saying

“ Say,, "Yes! I will set a mile stone in human kinship!!!" I am a semi active member here. ... ”

“ This meet-up group has a lot of potential to be active in SF! We are all very excited for the next meeting. ”

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  • Nov 5
    • New member
      Jessica Bay
      “I am interested in learning more about Human Trafficking in general, and more specifically about which organizations I can assist with my fund-raising skills.”
  • Oct 24
    • New member
      Rafa
      “Most recently heard about this issue from Nick Kristoff and wanted to do something!”
    • New member
      Thao
  • Oct 22
    • New member
      McDonald
      “As a Seminary student it's my desire to bring an awareness on among the people of all religion about Human Trafficking. And leaving no stone unturned I want to work as much as I can. Seeing the site was interesting and an encouragement to go ahead.”
  • Oct 12
    • New member
      Michael
      “Would like to learn more about what can be done.”
  • Sep 21
    • New member
      Ying
      “Women's right, Children advocacy.....”
  • Sep 1
    • New member
      les
      “27 million people are being held captive ... millions of children sold for sex ... can we really turn away ..can we really do nothing ?”
  • Aug 28
    • New member
      Pooja Naresh
      “Knowing about this thriving billion-dollar human trafficking industry is very unsettling to say the least, so it would be nearly impossible for me to be as absorbed in work/activities outside the human rights arena.”
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