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.
MAP will be attending the Encounters of Hope human trafficking awareness event at the Emerald Theater of Mt. Clemens. This is an amazing night featuring the Chaddah Dance Company as they bring truth and awareness about human trafficking through their art of dance. This is also a great opportunity to meet MAP and other leaders of organizations […]
The February 12, 2019 meeting is a planning meeting for the Port Huron Community Group. Planning includes a discussion of our mission, roles and volunteer opportunities, and the formation of a planning committee for the upcoming Conference on April 8, 2019. The Port Huron Community Group meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month (October-April). 2019 dates include: […]
We are excited to welcome our speaker Sergeant Detective Sarah Krebs. Sgt Krebs will be discussing what trafficking can look like in our area along with what to look for, compared to what it might look like in the city. Did you know that over 1,000 children go missing a week in Michigan? Sgt. Krebs is […]
MAP's Lake Orion - Oxford Community Group will present an overview of Human Trafficking on Monday, February 25 at the Lake Orion Village Meeting at 7:30pm at 21 E.Church St. Lake Orion. The presentation will explain what human trafficking is, where it is happening, and what you can do to prevent it and protect people you care […]
The Freedom Coalition brings together experienced community advocated in Southeast Michigan, for a unified and comprehensive approach to address human trafficking through prevention, awareness, survivor support, and specialized training. The Freedom Coalition plans to meet the 4th Tuesday of every other month for the sharing of best practices, case studies. education and training. At the […]
MAP will be presenting at 4 breakout sessions during this first annual girl's symposium. This is a private presentation taking place at a high school. The intended audience is for female students in 9th-12th grade. MAP will be presenting on changing culture with the next generation.
MAP will be at the 28th Annual Farm Women's Symposium (FWS). Executive Director, Kathy Maitland, will be apart of a panel giving an "Overview of Human Trafficking" on day 1 of this 3 day conference. Details for registration can be found here: www.farmwomenssymposium.com