Understanding Trauma: Shelter from the Storm
Marquette University | July 2019
Neal Lofy’s caring police work is a model to better address and prevent human trafficking.
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Below you’ll find news and media that features the work Fight to End Exploitation has done and will continue to do. This is an ongoing list of articles and will be updated as applicable.
Waukesha woman indicted after over 14 years of human trafficking CBS58 | May 2022
Kenosha police arrest 18 men, rescue trafficking victim in prostitution sting CBS58 | February 2022
Wisconsin Safe Harbor Bill, where are you? The Advance-Titan; UW Oshkosh | October 2021
Long after grand opening, Kenosha County safe house for trafficking victims for sale without ever opening its doors Kenosha News | July 2021
Investigating human trafficking Grand Valley Lanthorn; Grand Valley State Unversity | April 2021
Investigator: Kenosha is prime area for sex trafficking Kenosha News | April 2019
Smart speaks on human trafficking Kenosha Times | September 2017
RPD tackles human trafficking with task force Journal News | July 2017
Well-Known Stangers video tells trafficking story Journal Times | June 2017
Human trafficking: A Survivor’s perspective Journal Times | May 2017
State Bar of Wisconsin | January 2022
Labor trafficking is in Wisconsin, tied into purchasing, consuming, and the basic service economy every single day. This article by the State Bar of Wisconsin provides an introduction to this complex problem and what lawyers and other state residents can do to help prevent and mitigate harm and hold traffickers accountable.
Fight to End Exploitation’s co-founders provided feedback for this comprehensive article. Neal Lofy highlights the essential perspective of law enforcement and Karri Hemmig articulates powerful insights from victim advocacy.
Marquette University | July 2019
Neal Lofy’s caring police work is a model to better address and prevent human trafficking.