NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee Department of Health and other statewide partners will soon participate again in a joint effort to shine a light on human trafficking. Representatives will meet for ...
WELL, JAN IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING AWARENESS MONTH AND YWCA YORK HOSTED THE RED SAND PROJECT TODAY. THE RED SAND PROJECT IS AN INTERAC TIVE SOCIAL MEDIA DRIVEN ART INSTALLATION THAT IS USED TO RAISE ...
The Red Sand Project aims to bring awareness to human trafficking, while the REDress project highlights the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Central Lakes College student Anndee Parker ...
BRAINERD — Cracks in the sidewalks in front of Central Lakes College are red. The brightly colored sand carefully placed there Wednesday, May 1, symbolizes human trafficking victims who fall through ...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn (WDEF) — It starts with a handful of red sand—and a powerful message. Across Hamilton County sidewalks, bright red grains are being poured into the cracks. But this act is more than ...
Lancaster city sidewalk cracks were filled with red sand on Tuesday afternoon as part of a public event to raise awareness about human trafficking. Representatives from several local organizations ...
For Sister Mary Norbert Long, the red sand being spread on sidewalks in Greensburg represents a mission to ensure that the issue of human trafficking is one that remains on the front burner. Long, 85, ...
The Hamilton County Health Department, WillowBend Farms and Vision Hospitality Group partner with local organizations to participate in the Red Sand Project to raise awareness of human trafficking.
NORRISTOWN — With the sidewalk as their canvas and bright, red grains of sand as their medium, Montgomery County victim advocates, elected officials and community members created a visible, public ...
Throughout September, Westmoreland County residents may have noticed red sand filling in the sidewalk cracks at prominent locations such as Independence Health System hospitals, the county courthouse, ...
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