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It might be frightening for people to know sex trafficking occurs, but the consequences of not understanding that it occurs most everywhere, even Downriver could be an even scarier thought.

The Soroptimist International of Trenton believes there are three ways to help protect children - educate, empower and eradicate - and they are attacking all three.

A free human trafficking conference is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. on March 23 at Summit Academy North.

According to organizers, it will be aimed at equipping individuals and communities with the knowledge and tools needed to combat this crime.

Leann Hedke, superintendent of Summit Academy Schools, and Janelle Rose, are co-chairwomen for the event.

The two agree that this free conference is a must-attend event for educators, health care, police\/fire\/rescue, social workers, parents, and advocates who are passionate about ending human trafficking.

Hedke and Rose want to get the word out to the Downriver community early enough for people to register and make plans to attend.

The keynote speaker, Joyce Haskett, will offer an in-depth look at sex trafficking from her own troubling experience.

Her story continues to inspire many, and she is coming Downriver to share it with all who will listen.

A victim turned survivor, Haskett earned her social work degree from the University of Michigan while imprisoned for 17 years after shooting and killing the man who sex trafficked and beat her.

Her survival journey resonates with others trapped in similar circumstances and she offers a message of hope.

Joining Haskett is Kevin Outland, whose presentation, "The Dark Side of the Web," will shed light on the sinister tactics used by online predators to exploit vulnerable individuals, especially children.

Attendees can expect to leave with at least 15 actionable ways to protect their families from internet dangers, including insights into sexual predators, social networking pitfalls, and chat room risks.

Melissa Novak, an FBI special victim specialist, is also one of the impact speakers for the day.

She will provide valuable insights into law enforcement's efforts to combat human trafficking.

Additionally, speakers Chrissy Hemphill and Tracey Cooley will address familial trafficking and the crucial role of organizations like Sparrow Freedom Project in supporting local victims.

Familial trafficking is when a family member, a father, mother, sibling, grandparent, uncle, or aunt) or a guardian (a foster parent or intimate partner of the parent) facilitates the trafficking.

A question and answer session will follow the speeches.

Hedke said those attending will hear how major events, such as the North American International Auto Show, can have an impact in the area in terms of trafficking.

The conference also will explain how victims of trafficking don't necessarily 'look a certain way."

A victim can be a coworker or friend without anyone even knowing.

In addition to the enlightening presentations, attendees will receive a complimentary lunch and networking opportunities with like-minded individuals and organizations.

"Together, we can educate, empower, and ultimately eradicate human trafficking," Hedke said. "Join us on March 23 as we take a stand against this grave injustice and work towards a safer, more just world for all."

The school is located at 18601 Middlebelt Road, Romulus.

Those attending can register at: shorturl.at\/txUXZ.....
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