About Make Human Trafficking History

To learn more about how you, your business or organization can become involved, please contact Connected Communities, Jane Wenner, Executive Director, at the email address below.

The mission of the Make Human Trafficking History Initiative is to build a broad awareness of issues related to sex and labor trafficking and be an impetus for stamping out modern-day slavery. Join the movement to identify vulnerabilities, prevent victimization and aid in the recovery of those affected.

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Connected Communities needs financial support from individuals, businesses and organizations to be able to expand this and other initiatives. Please contact us to make a donation or to volunteer.

Connected Communities
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Dianne Davis Consulting
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Copyright ownership and registration of this and related/sister websites, all promotional materials and logo are under the umbrella of 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, Connected Communities. All rights reserved. The Make Human Trafficking History website is part of a family of public service/awareness initiatives. Information about other campaigns in Virginia can be found by clicking the links below:

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Sink or Swim is not a problem-solving mechanism, nor is it intended to shape and direct ideals. The question “Will you Sink or Swim?” is presented as an individual, personal challenge to live a drug-free life or face the consequences of poor choices. The mission of the Sink or Swim initiative is to build broad awareness of issues related to drug addiction and be an information resource for individuals and families impacted by drug use.

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