Showing posts with label slavery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slavery. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

End Sex Trafficking


 
Photo credit:Mike Baird

As Hurricane Sandy wreaks havoc on New York City, the East Coast and into the rust belt area, I wanted to update you with a blog related story.

Were not Gonna Take It


Photo by: Alex E. Proimos
I recently wrote a blog to raise awareness against sex trafficking. I received a timely bit of email information through meeting culture warrior Al Pittampalli.
Last Friday, was National End Sex Trafficking Day.To commemorate this day a project was initiated by Erin Giles, Business Philanthropy Coach. Erin has been the force behind the release of the book- End Sex Trafficking. The book is a collection of 60 essays by 60 authors on love, knowledge and freedom. Among those contributing essays are: Al Pittampalli, Seth Godin, Danielle La Porte, Jonathan Fields, and many others.

The authors, publisher and editors proceeds go directly to the Not For Sale Campaign, which battles every day to abolish sex trafficking throughout the world. More than 27 million people are slaves to human trafficking today.

One of the awesome changes in today’s world is our ability to make an impact in lives, without the proceeds going to a million other pockets in administrative fees, salaries ect…

Thoughtful folks like Erin Giles and the gracious authors have donated freely to this cause. This is what I often write about. Here’s your chance to help end sex trafficking. Now you have the opportunity to make a difference by purchasing the book- End Sex Trafficking. Here is the link.
Note: I receive no affiliation marketing proceed from the purchase of this book.

Riding the Storm Out!

 

 Photo credit: MTAPhotos.
My blog viewership of Ohio readers is about to be bypassed by the citizens of New York City. This is a pleasant and totally unexpected surprise. So as we feel some of the rains and wind from Hurricane Sandy here in the rust belt- hang in there, button down the hatch and thank you for following my journey!
Until We Meet Again,
 Jim Carver

Author: The Legacy of David A. Wells- The Lexington High School “Band of Gold”
Something Meaningful that Matters!

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