media release care 18
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For information contact: Megan Gilbreath Care 18 714. 123. 4567. [email protected] MEN OF LOS ANGELES TO STAND IN SILENT PROTEST AGAINST SEX TRAFFICKING Hour and 18 Minute Public Demonstration Shows Men Do Care What: Every month approximately 100 men will stand shoulder to shoulder on a popular Los Angeles sidewalk in silent protest against sex trafficking. When: Thursday, May 18, 10 p.m. – 11:18 p.m. (first event, reoccurring every 18 th ) 10 p.m.: Meeting to establish group collaboration 10:05 p.m.: Group standing in place on location 11:18 p.m.: Conclusion Visuals: Men offering their participatory $18, to fund Care 18 projects Men standing in a line, three feet apart, each holding a burning candle for an hour and 18 minutes Accurate sex trafficking location (protests occur in trafficking hotspots) Interviews: Brad Fieldhouse, Care 18’s advisor of engagement (originated the event) Sargent Brian Ghallager, head of Human Trafficking Task Force for the south bureau Why: Care 18 wished to provide men a chance to solely stand against sex trafficking. The masculine silent protest will encourage women that not all men are abusive. The event will collectively raise awareness. Who: Care 18 leads a collaborative movement to address human trafficking of minors in Los Angeles with a victim-centered approach, in effort to eradicate modern day slavery. Where: 77 th Street Community Police Station: 7600 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90003; Take the 110 North toward Los Angeles, exit toward Florence Avenue onto South Grand Avenue, turn right onto West 76 th Street, turn right onto South Broadway, the station will be on the left. ###
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Transcript of media release care 18
For information contact:
Megan Gilbreath
Care 18
714. 123. 4567.
MEN OF LOS ANGELES TO STAND IN SILENT PROTEST AGAINST SEX
TRAFFICKING
Hour and 18 Minute Public Demonstration Shows Men Do Care
What: Every month approximately 100 men will stand shoulder to shoulder on a
popular Los Angeles sidewalk in silent protest against sex trafficking.
When: Thursday, May 18, 10 p.m. – 11:18 p.m. (first event, reoccurring every 18th)
10 p.m.: Meeting to establish group collaboration
10:05 p.m.: Group standing in place on location
11:18 p.m.: Conclusion
Visuals:
Men offering their participatory $18, to fund Care 18 projects
Men standing in a line, three feet apart, each holding a burning candle for
an hour and 18 minutes
Accurate sex trafficking location (protests occur in trafficking hotspots)
Interviews: Brad Fieldhouse, Care 18’s advisor of engagement (originated the event)
Sargent Brian Ghallager, head of Human Trafficking Task Force for the
south bureau
Why: Care 18 wished to provide men a chance to solely stand against sex
trafficking. The masculine silent protest will encourage women that not all
men are abusive. The event will collectively raise awareness.
Who: Care 18 leads a collaborative movement to address human trafficking of
minors in Los Angeles with a victim-centered approach, in effort to eradicate
modern day slavery.
Where: 77th Street Community Police Station: 7600 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA
90003; Take the 110 North toward Los Angeles, exit toward Florence Avenue
onto South Grand Avenue, turn right onto West 76th Street, turn right onto
South Broadway, the station will be on the left.
###
