Initially, it was not an anti-slavery organization or anti-human trafficking organization, but in the course of our outreach, we begin to come across situations where workers were being held against their will.
And the more that we craft strong outreach and we get a positive response, the easier that it becomes and the more exciting it becomes, too, as our communities grow and the opportunities along with it.
Outreach staff working in dangerous areas on a volunteer basis or for very little pay are not part of a shadowy cabal to profit off the homeless epidemic.
They will use their unique perspectives to talk about the current state of affairs in terms of outreach and marketing, give details about the new proposed initiative, and outline the path for implementation.