Starting September 4th, 2018, The NEW Brighton Community Group will meet at 7pm on the 1st Thursday of each month at Cornerstone EPC. This group will work to raise awareness and fight modern-day slavery in Michigan and beyond Please sign up to recieve the Brighton Community Groups newsletters. *Our Dec. 6 meeting will be meeting […]
Join as we brainstorm future initiatives and help create our strategic plan for 2019. If you are interested in volunteering with us and want to learn more about what we do and how you can get involved, this is the meeting for you! We welcome the opportunity to meet you and discover your passions and talents. Thank […]
Freedom Coalition Comprehensive Training Please join us for a 3-hour comprehensive training sponsored by the Freedom Coalition. This training will help individuals to have a broader understanding of human trafficking so that they can participate in a more complete way within the anti-trafficking community. Training Outcomes Develop a broader understanding of human trafficking Traffickers Victims […]
The December 11th, 2018 meeting will be a planning meeting for the Port Huron Group. Please attend this meeting, especially if you would like to become more involved with the Port Huron Group! The Pt. Huron Community Group meets the 2nd Tues. of the month (Oct – May). Our 2018 – 2019 mtgs are from […]
MAP will give a brief presentation about human trafficking, and show the movie “Chosen.” Q&A will follow the movie showing. This will be a private presentation taking place within a school. The intended audience includes teen girls that attend Southfield High School.
The Port Huron Community Group meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month (October-April). 2019 dates include: January 8, February 12, March 12, and April 9. The group meets between 6:30-8pm at the St. Clair Co. Community Foundation located at 500 Water St. Port Huron, MI 48060. For more information please email porthuron@map-mi.org.
MAP will share the movie "Chosen" and facilitate a brief Q&A following the showing. This evening will contain an overview of trafficking in our local communities. The intended audience of this meeting are local parents of middle-high school students.
On national human-trafficking awareness day MAP will be presenting to students at EMU. A brief presentation of human-trafficking, along with a facilitated conversation on the trajectory of culture will take place, followed by a Q&A. Ethically-made items will be available for purchase as well.