Event
Trafficking in Persons - Modern Day Slavery: The Social, Legal, and Economic Implications
The Partnership for the Eradication of Human Trafficking (PEHT) presents a panel discussion on the occasion of the International Day for the Remembrance of Slavery and its Abolition:
Trafficking in Persons - Modern Day Slavery:
The Social, Legal, and Economic Implications
WHEN:
August 23, 2010
6 PM
LOCATION:
City Bar Justice Center
42 W 44th St
Food and light refreshments will be available.
TICKETS:
Advance tickets available online:
UNA / YPIC members - $15
Non-members - $20
At the door - $25
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Featuring panelists:
Ms. Rachel Yousey
Deputy Senior Coordinator of Reports and Political Affairs in the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (G/TiP) at the US Department of State
Ms. Allison Arbib
Research Program Manager at Verite - Fair Labor Worldwide
Dr. Vernon Murray
Social Marketing Professor at Marist University; member of a UNICEF working group to stop violence against children (VOC); and member of the VOC task force to stop child trafficking and sexual exploitation
Dr. Sherry Dingman
Associate Professor of Psychology at Marist University; Advisor to Doctors at War; head of UNICEF working group to stop violence against children (VOC); and head of the VOC task force to stop child trafficking and sexual exploitation
Ms. Noy Thrupkaew
Open Society Fellow and investigative journalist
Ms. Sundy Goodnight
National Campaign Director at Stop Child Trafficking Now
Ms. Amy Muedin
Programme Specialist in the Office of the Permanent Observer for the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to the United Nations
PEHT is a program of UNA-USA's Young Professionals for International Cooperation of the Southern NY State Division (SNY-YPIC). For more information about PEHT or SNY-YPIC, please visit http://www.unasouthernny.org/ypic
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LocationCity Bar Justice Center
42 W 44th St
New York, NY
United States
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