Truckers Against Trafficking

So thank you, Natasha, for this comment.

If you want to learn about the signs of trafficking, you can go over to Truckers Against Trafficking and take the training.

And it'll tell you what to look for in trafficking.

Thanks, Natasha.

Yeah, absolutely.

I've worked real close with the ladies over at Truckers Against Trafficking, which is a sex trafficking organization.

With over 3 million truckers out there, we have eyes everywhere.

If we can learn how to utilize all those eyes to watch for those warning signs and things like that.

And we've all been to airports in the United States, right, and we've seen the signs, and I think what's really important is for all of us, whether a faith-based organization or not, to know, um, what the signs are, because we will encounter them.

So it's not just faith-based organizations, but of course, we see organizations like Truckers Against Trafficking, which I know sounds silly, but they were a hero in the, in nationally here because they've done tremendous work.

There's a flight attendant organization.

It's now been enshrined into law.

... and exploitation.

So my sister one step down, Kyla, is the head of, uh, she is the deputy director for Truckers Against Trafficking-

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... which is a nationwide 501[c][3] that my family founded more than a decade ago, uh, to engage industry in the fight against human trafficking.

My sister, uh, Candice was the original director of Truckers Against Trafficking, but she left to work in the corporate world, again using corporate-

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... um, capacity to fight human trafficking.

And so it was my mom that prompted this-