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Jeri Moomaw doesn’t hesitate to say she’s a survivor of child sex trafficking. At 19 years old, she escaped her trafficker but was then faced with a new life where she had little to no support. Now, as the executive director at Innovation Human Trafficking Collaborative, she dedicates her life to advocating for survivors of human trafficking.
Last week, she joined leaders from across Washington State to launch the Not Alone anti-human-trafficking campaign to kick off Human Trafficking Awareness Month. With the help of a combined 26 municipalities, transit, and port authorities, multilingual posters across the state will line the surfaces of transit facilities, bus stops, airports, and seaports to provide victims and survivors of human trafficking ways to get help and services.
“Doing direct client services has really highlighted to me that this is not only an urban problem; this happens in every part of our state and every part of our world,” said Moomaw, who is an enrolled member of the Shoshone/Cree tribe. “Over and over again I hear ‘I didn’t know there were people like you guys that cared about people like us.’ In society, we really made it where there’s a segment that feels they are the throwaways.”
It is estimated that across King County alone there are at least 500 to 700 children that are commercially sexually exploited. Globally, more than 24 million people are victims of human trafficking. Coupled with the pandemic, human trafficking has only gotten worse; the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children saw a 97.5% increase in online youth coercion.
The campaign is one of the first-ever statewide efforts by Washington State to join a national initiative. The Not Alone campaign was created by Rebekah Covington, the corporate relations manager at Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) and a human trafficking survivor.
“I created the Not Alone campaign because as a survivor of human trafficking, I know how it feels to be in a situation where you feel like there’s no way out or there’s no one to talk to or truly understand what happens to you,” Covington said.
According to Polaris, a global nonprofit organization that works to end human trafficking, there is not one single way human trafficking can occur. Usually, victims are under the power and control of their trafficker who can use a variety of ways to coerce their victim, whether that’s intimidation, social isolation, or limiting access to economic resources.
Since 2018, the Port of Seattle has made efforts to reach out to victims of human trafficking via the human trafficking hotline. In 2019, the national hotline received more than 22,300 calls, with the eighth highest call volume coming from the state of Washington.
During the press conference for the campaign launch, Port of Seattle Commissioner Sam Cho said a survey of human trafficking survivors showed 26% of victims reported that in at least one of their attempts to escape, public and mass transportation played some kind of role.
“It’s why the Port of Seattle is doubling down on our commitment to end human trafficking,” Cho added. “Displaying these posters at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and the port’s maritime facilities helps to ensure anyone who looks up and sees them knows there is help for them.”
The posters help victims self-identify and, hopefully, encourage them to call the national hotline at 1-888-373-7888, text 233733 (BeFree), or chat online.
Agueda Pacheco Flores is a journalist focusing on Latinx culture and Mexican American identity. Originally from Querétaro, Mexico, Pacheco Flores is inspired by her own bicultural upbringing as an undocumented immigrant and proud Washingtonian.
📸 Featured image is of posters produced in multiple languages being placed in airports, seaports, and mass transit terminals in Washington reaching out to victims and survivors of human trafficking. Images are courtesy of Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST).
Posted: Sunday, January 31, 2021. 7:43 pm CST.
By BBN Staff: While on his two-day southern tour of agricultural producers, Minister of Agriculture, Food Security & Enterprise, Jose Abelardo Mai, made a visit to a unique vegetable farm in Toledo Village. The farm is owned by Hearson Blandon, a local resident. Farming is actually just a hobby for Mr. Blandon and his full-time occupation is as a nurse. Following formal introductions and a brief discussion about the farm, Minister Mai joked that if more Belizeans would take up farming as a hobby, the country would be well fed.
Herson’s farm has been in existence for a little over 2 years. The farm offers a wide assortment of mixed vegetables such as peppers, lettuce, cucumber, cilantro, and much more. What makes Herson’s farm so unique is the fact that vegetable farming is not very common in Toledo. In fact, his farm may be one of the very few in existence in the area. Blandon did note that it has not been a walk in the park. Instead, his first year was met by many challenges, which served as a learning curve for him. However, his second year is shaping up to be a great one, he told officials on the tour.
Blandon also added that he is hopeful that the years ahead will only get better. The initiative inspires locals far and near, and proves that there is a path that leads to self-sufficiency. Blandon has taken up that path and it can be replicated by others with time, dedication, and a lot of patience, Blandon explained.
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“We are fighting for a future that is not riddled with anxiety and fear that another Haiyan might come anytime”, Marinel Ubaido, a survivor of super typhoon Haiyan, which hit the Philippines in November 2013, said at the final panel of COP26 in Glasgow last month. “We do not deserve to live in fear. We deserve a hopeful future. We demand urgent action.”
Ubaido, along with the majority of those who have contributed the least to the climate crisis but suffer the most, was ultimately ignored by the wealthiest countries who dictated the parameters of the conference.
The power imbalance at the root of COP26’s failures could be seen in the mundane practicalities of attending the conference itself. Many delegates from the countries most vulnerable to the climate crisis were not even present at the conference. Small island states stressed that without vaccination, their delegations could not attend. Whilst those on the frontlines of the crisis were excluded, at least 503 fossil fuel lobbyists for some of the world’s biggest polluting oil and gas giants were granted access to the negotiations.
Other challenges included a lack of available COVID-testing facilities; restrictions on accessing the inner sanctums of the negotiation space; limited civil society observer spaces to scrutinize emerging text; and an absence of corridor influencing, where activists used to have some opportunity to review potential policy proposals. COVID safety measures were a useful proxy for narrowing the decision-making table and invizibilising the process.
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These dynamics didn’t happen by mere coincidence. They were the logical outcome of a multilateral system – which includes institutions like the United Nations, World Bank and International Monetary Fund – whose nature is fundamentally colonial. It is governed by a logic of extraction, privatization and racialized exploitation. It curates a knowledge system where categories, metrics and analytics are produced by those in power. As a consequence, colonial ways of seeing and knowing constitute the evidence and analysis that define the solutions, all constructed to support the view that the richest nations at the helm of the multilateral system care and can be entrusted with solving the crisis.
The coloniality of the multilateral approach to the climate crisis was most evident in the cornerstone of the Glasgow Pact: the proposal to pursue ‘net zero by 2050’ to achieve the 1.5°C goal. Net zero means that instead of actually decreasing carbon emissions, those who can afford to pay can offset them through emissions trading schemes.
Global South negotiators, such as Bolivia’s chief negotiator, Diego Pacheco Balanz, asserted that this net-zero proposal was a false solution to enable a “great escape” from wealthier countries’ responsibilities to actually reduce carbon emissions. Some climate justice activists also fiercely resisted the proposal, arguing that the ‘net’ in ‘net zero’ delays and deflects from cutting carbon emissions at source while allowing business as usual to flourish through fossil fuels and industrial agriculture. They have also claimed that it could lead to land grabs that dispossess farmers, rural and indigenous communities.
Meanwhile, research shows that almost 80% of climate finance is provided in the form of debt-creating loans, which have soared from $19.8bn in 2013 to $44.5bn in 2019. And 40% of these loans are non-concessional, meaning they are issued on or above market interest rates, or with shorter grace periods.
Sovereign debt is an anchor that entrenches unequal power between North and South. In 2020, 62 Global South countries spent more repaying debt than they did for urgent healthcare needs. The Jubilee Debt Campaign reveals that low-income countries spend five times more on debt than coping with the emergency of climate change. This unjust and devastating cycle demonstrates a multilateral system where the greed of international creditors (such as the IMF, World Bank, and financial corporations and commercial banks including BlackRock and Goldman Sachs) supersedes both the economic and social rights of people and the ability of the South to address climate change. On the other hand, grants, which is the form of climate finance being called for the South and by climate justice movements, amount to just 27% of climate finance, or about $16.7bn.
COP26 was a stark clash of ideologies that squashed the Global South’s hopes for a future with climate equity. That clash was between leaders for and against more fossil fuels, for and against more loans instead of financial transfers and essentially those for and against the current economic system. Movements spanning reparations, Black radicalism and feminist fiscal alternatives are calling for, amongst other things, the cancelling of existing debt without attached conditions as a critical next step to enable countries to liberate themselves from the structures of colonialism and as some form of compensation for centuries of harm.
This liberation will require nothing less than revolution to combat colonial policy-making alongside the use of legal mechanisms to bring about restorative justice and reparations. It will also entail the encouragement of hopeful alternatives and the building of parallel institutions on regional and local levels. African scholar Professor Chinweizu posits the need for “self-made repairs, on ourselves: mental repairs, psychological repairs, cultural repairs, organizational repairs, social repairs, institutional repairs… repairs of every type that we need in order to recreate and sustain Black societies.”
Multilateralism as a colonial project involves the loss of contextual and embodied knowledge, where knowing is linked to the lived experience of communities impacted by climate crises and a visceral understanding of painful loss. Dismantling the coloniality of the multilateral system begins with centering the lived experiences, Indigenous wisdoms and regenerative ways of being, practiced by communities who endure the most harm.
A new kind of reparative multilateralism is urgent for the alternative ideas it could bring to the world, and it begins with:
Healing can only begin when deeply entrenched hierarchies rooted in injustice and dehumanization are dismantled. Outside the confines of the current multilateral system, a plurality of knowledge is thriving. It is knowledge that will swell and flow through all the lands and rivers it can reach until it can no longer be ignored.
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Wilmer Valderrama and his fiancée Amanda Pacheco are now proud parents. The couple announced on Feb. 21 that they welcomed their first child, a daughter, who was born on Feb. 15.
The That ’70s Show alum wrote in the caption of an Instagram photo of himself and Amanda holding their little one, “Life is an ever evolving journey, and for all those times when our path needs a light.. often angels are sent to show us the way and that we can be more.. straight out of heaven we welcome our first daughter…#ItsJustUs3Now. 02/15/2021.”
Amanda posted the same photo and caption on her Instagram.
Stars congratulated the duo on their new bundle of joy. Eva Longoria gushed over the announcement, writing in the comments section of the NCIS star’s post, “Ahhhhhhhh!!!!!! Im soooo happy for you both!!! Love u!”
Gabrielle Union added, “Ahhhhhh CONGRATS my friend!!!!!”
Rumer Willis wrote, “Congratulations you guys, so happy for you. I can’t wIt [sic] to meet her.”
The couple, who announced their engagement on New Year’s Day last year, only shared that they were expecting their first child in December. The pair posted their cool, car-themed maternity photoshoot on Instagram, along with that same hashtag, #ItsJustUs3Now.
While the pair only recently started talking about Amanda’s pregnancy, the model penned an emotional Instagram post earlier this month about her journey.
She wrote, “As our due date approaches very soon I am filled with so much gratitude and feeling so fortunate that a wave of calmness has been flowing through my body, which is such an unexpected feeling because pregnancy has always been something that has really freaked me out. The entire process, especially/primarily delivery!! It’s always been something that I have always been very scared of.”
Long Branch, NJ – Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) today honored the recipients of the Congressional Award, U.S. Service Academy nominees for class of 2024 and 2025 and the winners of the 2020 and 2021 Sixth Congressional District High School Art Competition during a virtual Congressional Awards Ceremony.
Pallone honored the recipients of the Congressional Award given in 2020 and 2021. Created by his predecessor, the late U.S. Rep. Jim Howard, the Congressional Award recognizes the initiative, achievement, and volunteer services of young people. The recipients include:
2020 and 2021 Bronze Award Recipients:
2020 and 2021 Silver Award Recipients
2020 Gold Award Recipients
2021 Gold Award Recipients
“The Congressional Award is given to individuals whose accomplishments and dedication to their communities exemplifies the best qualities of the next generation,” Pallone said. “I’m proud to award this honor to this year’s recipients, and I wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors.”
The New Jersey Congressman also honored the candidates he nominated to the U.S. Service Academies. The nominees for the Class of 2024 include:
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Military Academy at West Point
U.S. Air Force Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
The nominees for the Class of 2025 include:
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Military Academy at West Point
U.S. Air Force Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
“The value of military service to our nation cannot be overstated and I am honored by the commitment that these nominees to America’s service academies have shown to serving their nation,” said Pallone. “New Jersey’s 6th Congressional District is home to so many bright and qualified students, and I’m proud to honor the nominees today who showed through the application process outstanding academic and extra-curricular achievements, leadership and motivation in serving our country. I take these nominations very seriously because our nation’s service academies are some of the highest caliber institutions committed to graduating leaders of character, honor, and integrity. I wish all of the nominees the very best of luck in the future and thank them for their willingness to serve our country.”
Young artists from various schools in Middlesex and Monmouth counties participated in the Congressional Art Competition in 2020 and 2021. Local judges chose first, second and third place winners, and also awarded 15 honorable mentions for each year. This year’s first place winner, Lauren Sun, will have her artwork displayed for the next year in the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
2020 Winners
First Place: Sanika Godbole of John P. Stevens High School
Second Place: Jenna Gomes of John P. Stevens High School
Third Place: Mona Wu of John P. Stevens High School
Honorable Mentions:
2021 Winners
First Place: Lauren Sun of John P. Stevens High School
Second Place: Jenica Liang of John F. Kennedy Memorial High School
Third Place: Mona Wu of John P. Stevens High School
Honorable Mentions:
“I have long believed that Congress should play a major role in encouraging the arts,” Pallone said. “This competition provides a forum to help the aspiring young artists of our area gain recognition and exposure. I’m grateful for everyone who participated and always look forward to seeing the diversity and creativity in the submissions. Young artists can gain confidence in themselves and their abilities by displaying their work and receiving feedback from knowledgeable judges.”
Today’s funny compilation is not about dogs and cats, but about wild and farm funny animals and it will make you laugh and charge you with positivity for the whole day.
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3️⃣ https://youtu.be/V66pSD7Aps4 🦆 – Best funny cats, dogs fails and other animal videos
4️⃣ https://youtu.be/BPW1Xdc4v4s 😃🐹 – Funniest Dogs And Cats Compilation 2022
5️⃣ https://youtu.be/TzZwl4jInSc 🐶🤣 – Funny Dogs Videos (and other animals to)
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