Join us for a panel discussion on human trafficking, presented by the Center for Identity and Inclusion in partnership with District Attorney Ron Freitas and San Joaquin Family Justice Center. Experts in law enforcement, victim advocacy, and social justice will share insights on identifying trafficking, reporting suspicious activity, and providing resources for survivors. Human trafficking thrives in the shadows. By being informed and taking action, we can shed light on this crime and help to put an end to it. Join us as we discuss how knowledge, empathy, and community action can disrupt the cycle of trafficking and support those who need it most. Let’s work together to raise awareness, prevent trafficking, and support survivors. The event is FREE and open to the public, however RSVP is required. 

When: Tuesday, January 14, 2025 
Where: University of the Pacific, Janet Leigh Theater (Stockton Campus) 
Doors: 5:30 PM | Event: 6:00 PM 

Q&A Reception to follow after the panel

For questions or more information, please contact Center for Identity and Inclusion Program Specialist, Yvette Quintana (yquintana@pacific.edu) or Family Justice Center Program Manager, Alexis Wilbur (alexis.wilbur@sjcda.org). Deadline to RSVP is January 7, 2025 at 11:59pm.