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American River Bank Foundation Funds 3SGF's Reintegration Program (E+E)
During Human Trafficking Awareness Month, American River Bank Foundation showed support of local anti - human trafficking efforts by funding 3Strands Global Foundation ’s reintegration program Employ + Empower, a program providing sustainable employment opportunities for survivors of human trafficking and at - risk youth in the Sacramento area
State Schools Chief Tom Torlakson Supports HT Awreness Day, Applauds Legislation
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson toda y recognized National Human Trafficking Awareness Day and applauded the Governor and the Legislature for passing a law - making California the first state to adopt human trafficking training for teachers and students.
3SGF Selected as 2018 Semifinalist for Sacramento SVP Fast Pitch
Social Venture Partners of Sacramento (SVP), a network of engaged philanthropists focused on improving Sacramento-area education, announced today that 3Strands Global Foundation has been selected as a semi-finalist for SVP Sacramento Fast Pitch, to be hosted at Golden 1 Center.
Governor Gerry Brown Signs AB 1227 (Bonta) Into Law
Governor Brown took action to protect California’s youth by requiring public schools to offer education and training on human trafficking identification and prevention. Introduced by Assemblyman Bonta (D - 18) and sponsored by 3Strands Global Foundation, AB 1227 went through the legisl ati ve process without a single “no” vote .
3SGF Adds New Directors to its Growing Board of Directors
3Strands Global Foundation (3SGF) announced the nomination and installation of respected business leaders from around the world to its Board of Directors. 3SGF is a California non-profit with a vision of a world free from human trafficking.
3SGF Supports AB 1227: HT Prevention Education Legislation
As the bill was presented on California’s assembly floor today, 3Strands Global announced its support of AB1227, The Human Trafficking Prevention Education and Training Act. The bill, authored by Democratic Assemblymember Rob Bonta and joint authored by Assemblymember Evan Low, mandates prevention education for teachers and students in California on labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.
Ashlie Bryant and the Sacramento DA discuss Human trafficking Awareness Month
Listen to their in-depth discussion on HTAM, with a local take on what this means for Sacramento and the surrounding communities.
CA Partnership Launches Statewide Education Program, PROTECT To Fight HT
A public-private collaboration of law enforcement, government, education and human trafficking leaders today announced the launch of PROTECT, an education program designed to reduce human trafficking in communities across California. PROTECT is being rolled out throughout 35 rural California counties over the next three years, with the goal of reaching potentially 325,000 students and teachers.