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“It really is stressful for them and potentially puts a whole day lead time away from law enforcement if in fact this is a true abduction or missing case,” hubs.la/Q03Znwb50

"So, I think this is a really important issue that can affect many, many more people than we think it does,” Dean shared. #HTPM hubs.la/Q03Zx0SM0

“Just being interactive with your child, having that open communication, asking questions and being present and attentive,” she said. #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth hubs.la/Q03-c3Mj0

“It’s a great way to spread the word and spread awareness about the programs we have in place and some of the issues that we’re trying to tackle as part of a community member here in Peoria.” #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth hubs.la/Q03-p-sD0

“Human trafficking has been going on for many years, but it has not always been recognized for what it was...That training has helped our officers better recognize human trafficking when it’s occurring and respond appropriately to victims.” #HTPM hubs.la/Q03-MQ820

“If we think we’re immune and that does not happen here, we’re kidding ourselves,” Kelly said. “That crime is real. The victims are real. We need to help them.” #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth hubs.la/Q03_7sc00

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“The ability to possibly have someone come in and represent you and support you, I think can be life changing,” said Courage Connection’s Domestic Violence Outreach Coordinator, Valena Hedin. hubs.la/Q03_Mww_0

“Human trafficking is a complex human rights crime that requires both strong victim support systems and informed, engaged communities,” CEO of the Center for Prevention of Abuse, Carol Merna said. #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth hubs.la/Q040jsXf0

From child abuse to domestic violence and sexual assault, Aimee Clymer-Hancock has led critical work for crime victims in Kentucky. Join us tomorrow on Facebook Live to discuss the lasting impact and progress of Marsy's Law and victims' rights. hubs.la/Q040GyX00

Announcement 📣: The newest episode of "Why We Do What We Do" has now been rescheduled to tomorrow, January 30th at 2:30 pm ET. We apologize for the inconvenience, and hope to see you all join us tomorrow! hubs.la/Q040TNPZ0

Don't forget to join us today at 3:30 PM ET for a live interview with Aimee Clymer-Hancock, First Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in McCracken County, Kentucky to mark five years of Marsy's Law for Kentucky! hubs.la/Q0414w9n0

Hotel employees across Illinois are training to recognize signs of human trafficking as part of a statewide prevention effort. hubs.la/Q041lCLw0

“One in three teenagers will experience some form of abuse in their teenage years,” Fletcher said. #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth hubs.la/Q041PRjH0

"By starting conversations early, we can help teens understand what healthy relationships look like and where to turn for help." #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth hubs.la/Q0426f560

"Survivors of domestic violence deserve to feel secure," Raoul said. hubs.la/Q042mpW-0

“That’s all what this month is about, there’s people here for them,” Dawson said. #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth hubs.la/Q0430JKV0

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"When people understand boundaries and healthy communication early, harmful patterns can be interrupted before they escalate." #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth hubs.la/Q043B2Wd0