September 12, Yolanda Schlabach, Executive Director of ZoĆ« Ministries, Inc. and member of the Human Trafficking Coordinating Council for Delaware started by stating that Delaware's program to address human trafficking is based on the program developed in Larimer County.  Larimer County's programs are focused on reducing 'demand' through sting operations and helping victims via non-profits such as Free Our Girls and First Responder Response Initiatives.  Schlabach also showed and read several news articles, showing the results of sting operations in Northern Colorado.  According to Schlabach, all prostitution is human trafficking.  She also noted that human trafficking happens in other industries such as agricultural workers, where migrant workers are legally imported, then kept in virtual slavery, charged exhorbitant fees and kept from returning home.  

Focusing on the sexual aspect of human trafficking, she noted the pattern of recruitment, and the psychological and physical trauma experienced by the victims.

CSU Symposium 2018:

https://source.colostate.edu/csu-to-host-first-northern-colorado-human-trafficking-symposium-feb-22/

Beth's organization:

http://afacetoreframe.org/

Larimer County:

http://larimerantitrafficking.com/

Free Our Girls:

http://www.freeourgirls.org/whoweare.html