A recent gathering focused on human trafficking and its connection to human rights. Advocates and leaders from various fields came together to discuss global responsibility. The event was hosted by Seed Life Foundation, a group that combats human trafficking and injustice.
Further details about the discussion are available. The event took place at Mountain View Baptist Church.
The goal was to consider methods for protecting vulnerable individuals and addressing injustice.
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