Unseen and Unhoused: The Crisis of Sex Trafficking in Boston • Panel Discussion with Boston HEAT
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About this event
Join us for this in-person panel discussion, Unseen and Unhoused: The Crisis of Sex Trafficking in Boston • Panel Discussion with Boston HEAT, featuring a range of experts.
This talk is scheduled between two United Nations observed days, on November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women , and on December 10, Human Rights Day .
Speakers include :
Rev. Liz Walker, MDiv
Founding Director of the Can We Talk . . . Network, Author and Activist
Abigail Judge, PhD
Co-Director of BOSTON HEAT, Instructor at Harvard Medical School and MGB
Jim O’Connell, MD
President of Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program, Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School, the subject of Tracy Kidder’s Rough Sleepers
Detective Marivelle Crespo
Human Trafficking Unit, Boston Police Department
Glennie Hill
Visual Artist, Former BOSTON HEAT client, lived experience expert
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Location
Central Library in Copley Square, 700 Boylston Street, Boston, MA, 02116
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