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Seventeen people were arrested this week during a human trafficking operation in Alabama. This list includes Alabama State Representative Brett Easterbrook, who is facing charges of attempted human trafficking. This case is a concerning reminder of the gaps in oversight that can exist when the very people entrusted with passing laws to protect our children are also part of the demand that fuels trafficking. We are grateful for the law enforcement officers who acted to protect potential victims and hold alleged buyers accountable. At Street Grace, we continue to equip and partner with law enforcement across the country to provide the tools, training, and resources needed to prevent exploitation, disrupt demand, and pursue justice. 🔗 Link in bio to read more.

THE STANDARD SHOULD BE CLEAR. The FBI has changed its hiring standards so that past involvement in purchasing sex and bestiality is no longer an automatic disqualifier for employment. When it comes to combating commercial sexual exploitation, the standards we set matter. At Street Grace, we are deeply concerned by this policy change and call on the FBI to reconsider its removal of these offenses from its automatic disqualifications. We need a system that works relentlessly to prevent exploitation—not one that makes room for the behaviors that fuel demand. 🔗 Read more at the article linked in our bio.

The NCAA and FBI have teamed up to help protect student-athletes from online predators. Read more about this collaboration in the full ESPN article linked in our bio! #NCAA #StudentAthletes #EndExploitation

Atlanta, this is a night worth showing up for. On November 5, we’re bringing our community together for an evening of conversation, laughter and PURPOSE with @ernie.johnson and special guest @realjefffoxworthy Come for the night. Come for something bigger. And bring someone with you. Every seat represents another person choosing to stand with Street Grace in the work to protect children from commercial sexual exploitation. Be in the room. 📍 Gas South District 📅 November 5 - Registration starts at 5:15 PM 🎟️🔗in bio #StreetGrace #AnEveningWithErnieJohnson #Atlanta #ProtectingChildrenTogether

CHILDREN DESERVE BETTER. Technology is evolving. Our laws must evolve with it. At Street Grace, we are appalled by this ruling. It is critical that our legal system close these gaps and strengthen the protections that every child deserves.

A major victory in the effort to end child sex trafficking! The Tennessee Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a man who attempted to pay for sex with someone he believed was a 16-year-old girl, but was actually an undercover officer. The court confirmed that trafficking laws still apply, even when no actual child is involved. At Street Grace, we believe ending exploitation starts with addressing the source of the issue: The demand. We applaud this decision and hope this encourages more frequent use of this tactic to reduce the consumer demand. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more.

The FBI has reportedly lowered its hiring standards to allow individuals with a history of commercial sex buying to be hired. The FBI had deemed this criminal behavior disqualifying because they found that it “undermines the Department's efforts to eradicate the scourge of human trafficking.” At Street Grace, we believe that those standards matter. We absolutely cannot lower federal standards in a way that creates room for more victims—and more stories that should never happen. Read our full article at the Link in our Bio.

Target the demand that drives exploitation. When law enforcement disrupts the buyer, they disrupt the market—and help prevent exploitation before another child is harmed. For 14 years, law enforcement at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally has used this demand-focused approach to create real change. JOIN US in countering human trafficking at its source. #DemandAnEnd

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