Traffick on 401
A Documentary Screening and Community Conversation
You’re invited to engage in meaningful dialogue and help shine a light on the human trafficking problem in Canada.
About the Documentary
Synopsis: Traffick on 401 explores the sex trafficking world in Ontario and Michigan by speaking to a survivor, the Windsor Police Service, and advocates. Victoria Morrison, a sex trafficking survivor, tells us her story of what she went through for three months with her trafficker in Winnipeg, Canada.
“The three highest commodities in the world are drugs, guns, and people.”
Warning: This documentary trailer contains mature content.
Thank you to the panelists and to everyone from the community who attended!
Event Details
Date: May 30, 2023
Time: Screening & Panel Discussion 6:30 – 9:30pm
Panelists:
Selina McCallum: Filmmaker
Amanda Fellows: Manager, Community Programs at Catholic Family Services of Simcoe County
Michelle Jansen: Barrie Police Human Trafficking Unit
Elisha Sullivan: Victim Services of Simcoe County
Haily MacDonald: Huronia Transition Homes
Get Involved: Sponsorship Opportunities
The Traffick on 401 film screening event has passed, however we have other exciting film screening sponsorship opportunities planned.
In recognition of The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, we’ll present Birth of a Family in Midland on September 26th.
Our final screening of the festival will take place on October 24th in Orillia where we’ll screen Four Feet Up .
If you would like to sponsor any of these events or get involved in another United Way Simcoe Muskoka event, please contact:
Rosi Martin
Relationship Manager
rmartin@uwsimcoemuskoka.ca
705.726.2301 x2035
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