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Aug 23, 2009
Focus: Human Rights
Action Request: Petition
Location: Washington, United States

modern slave trade

Help reveal the modern-day slave trade  

LAUNCHED: Free your Inner Abe!  


Modern-day Abolitionists, it is time to let your inner Abe shine through. Hop onto Facebook

 

http://apps.facebook.com/inner_abe/

and you too can don a beard as you partner in the global fight for freedom.
Snap a photo or upload your own. Then stretch and turn the iconic beard until it's perfectly fit to your noble visage. Set as your profile pic, save to an album, or print and frame it for Mom's birthday. 
And then show your friends, so they too can join the movement of modern-day Abe's.



Slaverymap.org,

http://www.slaverymap.org/

a wiki-style database of international forced labor and sexual slavery cases has hit a major milestone with the post of its 500th case. These cases are a glimpse into the dark world of involuntary servitude, a situation into which more than 27 million people find themselves confined. The website, a digital community outreach created by the Not For Sale Campaign (NFSC), allows users to post documented cases of slavery from any computer with a link to the Internet. These cases are then vetted by NFSC staff and used to educate the politicians, law enforcement, healthcare professionals, educators and the general public about this hidden crime.

"Thousands of cases of human trafficking are in existence and Slaverymap.org is our key vehicle of bringing those cases into the public domain," said David Batstone, founder and president of NFSC. "Through thissite, we are allowing people to transform from bystander to investigator as they research cases of modern-day slavery in their own backyard. Many of the listings on the site point to cases in the United States."
Slaverymap.org was soft-launched in mid 2008 to fill one of the key gaps in the battle against modern-day slavery: the lack of information. NFSC began dedicating resources and personnel to the project in late 2008 and in 2009, data collection for the site has increased dramatically. With partners in countries such as Nepal, Uganda, Cambodia, Peru, Thailand, and Ghana, NFSC has investigators working to bring the cases from the files of international agencies into public view. NFSC staff expect to see the site surpass 1,000 cases logged by the end of 2009.

Partner with us to reach our goal of 1,000 posts by the end of this year!

Click HERE

http://www.slaverymap.org/


to create your free account, and become an investigator that helps us expose the modern-day slave trade.



Sarah Sweeney has been lighting up Washington state to mobilize modern-day Abolitionists throughout the faith community.
Sarah is signing on churches to participate in Freedom Sunday, February 21st, 2010 -- so they can join a nation of faith united to end human trafficking. Sarah will be teaching a workshop, "Mobilizing Your Church Community in Fighting Modern Slavery" for the upcoming Seattle Missions Fest, as well as teaching a community awareness class on fair trade in September and early October.

These are just a few highlights of Not For Sale Washington's ongoing work. To connect with Sarah and plug into the movement, email
sarah@notforsalecampaign.org.

To learn how your church community can join the Underground Church Network and participate in Freedom Sunday, contact UCN Director Brant (brantm@notforsalecampaign.org) or John (johnb@notforsalecampaign.org).

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  1. This is an ongoing pledge that should be fulfilled as often as possible between Aug 03, 2009 and Aug 06, 2012.

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Posted: Aug 23, 2009 3:33pm
Mar 25, 2009
Focus: Animal Welfare
Action Request: Petition
Location: United States

Please consider joining me in taking action not only to sign these petitions but to boycott goods and services from China.http://animalrights.change.org/actions/view/dying_for_fur_-_inside_the_chinese_fur_trade

WE MUST STAY VIGILANT AND LET THE GOVERNMENT OF CHINA KNOW THAT THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY WILL NOT TOLERATE ANIMAL ABUSE OF ANY KIND AND THE ILLEGAL SALE OF ANIMAL BODY PARTS AND FUR.

This is my personal response at > change.org/profiles/rosemary

If you would like to receive an invitation to join Change.org please let me know and I will send you one to the email address you provide. TY.

rosemary rannes Salem, NH @ 02:48PM PST Mar 25

Anderson Cooper's Planet in Peril on CNN clearly documented the Chinese markets filled with animals diverse in species and most already listed on the ESA, readily available for illegal
trafficking.
The Chinese government continuously needs to be put on notice that a boycott on all products made in China will be vigilantly in place by the entire Global Community until China demonstrates with government legislation that animals will be protected from capture for the sake of selling fur and trafficking.
Please sign this petition > http://animalsaviors.org/petition.html  and receive this > http://www.animalsaviors.org/thankyoupetition.html

also > 
http://www.google.com/cse?q=china+fur+trade&cx=000818287483724297494%3Al03djeg20wm&cof=FORID%3A0&search.x=16&search.y=12
INDEX for all petitions at Care2.com where I also advocate.

Let our voice for the 'voiceless' always be impactful until we have achieved success . 
Thank you.

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Posted: Mar 25, 2009 2:54pm
Dec 2, 2006

Shop Fair Trade @ thehungersite.com

please take a moment to click on> health for children
                                                                                  literacy,      pets
                                                                                  breast cancer
                                                                                  rain forest

Animal Rescue Site> save an acre of jaguar habitat too!
The Wreath that Makes a Difference> a Mercy Kit

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