Human Rights & Trafficking Legislation: Federal & State Law Overviews & Gaps

Strategic Planning for Successful Advocacy: National & Local Examples of Human Rights & Trafficking Legislation:

Seminar 3 of 4: Federal & State Laws – Overviews & Gaps

The Human Trafficking Collaborative Network/Institute for Public Health and National Council of Jewish Women jointly offer the 4th and final part of a 4-part lecture series to help community members fully understand national and local law making procedures and to play an active role in reform of policies in human rights and trafficking. ]

This session will give an overview of federal, state, and local laws and how individuals can impact change.

Free and open to the public. RSVP is requested.

Contact: Rumi Price pricerk@wustl.edu or Maggie McCarthy margaret.mccarthy@wustl.edu with questions.

Event Sponsors: Institute for Public Health, Human Trafficking Collaborative Network (HTCN) and National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW).

Parking:

• Guests to campus are encouraged to park in the garage at Clayton and Taylor, which is equipped with gate-arm technology.
• Visitors will need to pull a ticket at the entrance to gain access and park. Charges are incurred by the hour.
• Validation tickets will be provided for guests at the event registration desk in the Taylor Avenue Building.