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Human Trafficking in Context…. Students Come See for Yourselves
Last Fall I had the honor of writing about human trafficking on this blog. I talked about how this crime occurs right here in Montgomery County. I talked about how I got involved in combatting this crime, locally and globally. … Continue reading →
Human Trafficking…Exposed. Guest Post: Dr. Wendy Stickle, Program Director, UMD Criminology & Criminal Justice
Human trafficking. Prostitution. Child labor. Exploitation. These are words we have all heard. These are words we often attribute to far off, exotic places. Maybe Vietnam? India? Russia? Places that aren’t as developed and modern as the United States. Not … Continue reading →
Guest Post: Rommel Pazmino, UMD Criminology & Criminal Justice student
This summer I decided to study abroad in Italy to better understand the vulnerabilities associated with being a refugee in Italy. As a Criminology and Criminal Justice major, I have a passion to help and assist people who are in need of help. Continue reading →
Guest Post: Victoria McConnell, UMCP at USG Criminal Justice and Criminology Student
Thailand. The land of mango sticky rice, mountainous scenery, Asian elephants, colorful marketplaces, tuk-tuks, crazy drivers, and some of the most welcoming people you will ever meet. While my time in Thailand was spent enjoying all of these amazing aspects of this wondrous country, we were also there to learn more about a darker side of Thailand. The human trafficking that occurs in this country was the focus of our trip. Continue reading →
