In the News
Thank you to each media source who has provided coverage of anti-human trafficking and Prevention Project news. Because of your support, you are a part of making a difference in raising awareness of modern-day slavery.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Joel Hatfield from Smithfield High School presents on his computer program that can unmask traffickers and buyers prowling online, as inspired by the Prevention Project curriculum.
CNN
The Prevention Project reaches one of its first schools in California through Eureka High School.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2017/06/30/cfp-human-trafficking-education-california.cnn
NBC12
Hermitage HS teachers win a national award for teaching the Prevention Project program in their classroom and going above and beyond in getting their students engaged in the fight against human trafficking.
NBC12 – WWBT – Richmond, VA News On Your Side
https://www.nbc12.com/story/30366985/hermitage-hs-teachers-honored-in-fight-against-human-trafficking
Virginia Free Citizen
Local Anti-Human Trafficking Non-Profit Provides Teen Prevention Education Program (May 7, 2015)
Virginia Free Citizen
Human Trafficking Prevention Education Program Earns Corporate Financial Support (April 29, 2015)
KOBI-TV NBC5, ACT Southern Oregon: Abolish Child Trafficking
Prevention Project at Grants Pass High School, taught by Rebecca Bender (Survivor Leader of domestic sex trafficking), Caleb LaPlante (ACT Southern Oregon) (Dec. 2014)
Virginia Free Citizen
RJI Receives $10,000 Contribution from AT&T for Prevention Education (Oct. 27, 2014)
https://virginiafreecitizen.
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Hermitage High School students: Human Trafficking in the 21st century (Jan. 11, 2014)
2013 NACO Achievement Award
RJI’s Prevention Project program receives prestigious national award from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for the Prevention Project pilot program at Hermitage High School, Henrico, VA. (September 2013)
https://www.naco.org/programs/
