3 Types of Human Trafficking in Wisconsin Current Events as Teaching Tools In Wisconsin, the average age of entry for a victim of human trafficking is between 12 and 17 years old. Fight to End Exploitation is committed to making sure that young people and those that work with them understand this growing crime. Education remains […]
Neal Lofy’s caring police work is a model to better address and prevent human trafficking by Allison Dikanovic for Marquette University –Excerpt from Shelter From the Storm– In Wisconsin, human trafficking is defined statutorily as any kind of labor or sex act that is induced by force, fraud or coercion — or any form of […]
Recognizing the Stages of Grooming by Michelle Peterson Executive Director of Fight to End Exploitation “I’ve been in the life since I was 14,” she said. “I’m 34 now, I just got out of jail, but that was my life for 20 years. You know, as a mixed race child, my very nice white family […]
6 Types of Human Trafficking by Michelle Peterson Executive Director of Fight to End Exploitation “Have your ever walked outside, looked up to see the sun, feel the fresh summer air on your own face, and you still know that you are not free?“ Heads all around the room began nodding up and down, murmurs […]
Letter from President Neal Lofy Hello All, Friends, co-workers, and leaders come and go from our lives. Some leave their mark on us, others change us, some change the world around them. As previously announced, Karri Hemmig has transitioned out of the Executive Director role after successfully launching our organization and serving in this […]
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Stopping Human Trafficking FBI Works with Partners to Get Traffickers Off the Streets January 30, 2018 Jaboree Williams was a pimp and drug dealer who brutally abused and psychologically tortured his victims. And thanks to the joint efforts of the FBI and local law enforcement, he will spend the next 30 years in federal […]
FEE won first place in the Artworks for Freedom: Picturing Freedom National Poster Contest in the professional category. ArtWorks for Freedom brings artists together to use their talents to end human trafficking. This summer they launched Picturing Freedom, a national poster competition to raise awareness of human trafficking with poster design submissions from […]
We are so thankful to Racine Community Foundation for the recent $15,000 grant to support our efforts in continuing the fight against human trafficking. Strong community partnerships are essential to our success. Racine is lucky to have such a strong community leader such as RCF. The Racine Community Foundation’s mission is the enhance the quality […]
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