Calls on all the Candidates to Support HR-40

From Nov 9-11, 2015 some of the world's leading experts will meet at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel LAX for "Together Let's Stop Traffick" - the third annual international Summit on combatting human trafficking. This year's theme "Breaking the Chains" focuses attention squarely on how to spot then root out human trafficking within everyday supply systems.

Author Anita L. Wills announces the release of her latest book, A Nation of Flaws Justice in the Homeland. This work is a must read for those who want to understand what happened in Ferguson, Baltimore, and South Carolina, and why. A number of high profile and low profile murders are covered, and killings of unarmed black and brown citizens who were killed by police.

"The Western Underground Railroad" app uncovers little known history about the state's involvement in ending slavery

A companion to the classic African-American autobiographical narrative, Twelve Years A Slave, this work presents fascinating new information about the 1841 kidnapping, 1853 rescue, and pre- and post-slavery life of Solomon Northup.

The planning for Tennessee's Human Rights Day celebration has begun.

Inaugural Four-Year Series runs Now-August 27 and inspires New Conversations and Better Understanding of the war's influence on Modern-Day Atlanta. Noted Historians, Author Talks, Book Signings and Storytelling through Performance, Exhibits and F

Daria Trifu, Romanian Film Producer, becomes a nominee for the 2011 CNN Hero award.

For hundreds of years, The Irish were enslaved, under conditions as harsh as those later used for African slaves. Yet, this history is nearly forgotten. This volume will bring to light new information about the human issue of slavery.

Women's Rights Without Frontiers Outlines Atrocities
Suggestions signing of petition to show support against
One Child Policy

Local abolitionist group organizes national demonstration to build human trafficking awareness, San Diego Flashmob for Freedom to take place September 25, 2010, Downtown

California human trafficking initiative receives endorsements from key human trafficking organizations

Rosemary McKittrick is a storyteller who likes to stir up the past.

The non-profit group aims to collect one million signatures between Jan. 25, 2010, and March 31, 2010, to place the initiative on the November 2010 ballot.

Olga Murray and Maggie Doyne are two American women transforming the lives of destitute children in Nepal. Olga is 84 years old and is rescuing Nepali children after her retirement, while Maggie is 22 and moved to Nepal instead of going to college.