Advocacy Book Discussion
- 04-27-2013
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Time: 9:00 am to 11:00 am at the JLS Office
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Interested in learning more about human trafficking and
"the life" that many survivors have experienced? Join us Saturday,
April 27th for a book discussion with Lacie Morrison. Lacie is a leader and
founding member on the Board of Directors for Seattle Against Slavery and owns
Lacie Morrison Counseling. She worked for 2 years in the Philippines with women
who were commercially sexually exploited. She has generously agreed to lead a
discussion with JLS members of the book, Girls Like Us: Fighting For a World
Where Girls Are Not For Sale, by Rachel Lloyd. -
Lloyd's memoir provides a poignant look into the real lives
of herself and other young girls who have been wrapped up in the life of sexual
exploitation. “Girls Like Us is a powerful and eloquent recounting of the lives
of children and young women caught up in the ravages of sexual exploitation….[It]
offers valuable insights into understanding the complex emotional and economic
factors that contribute to the exploitation of children and youth.” (Richard J.
Estes, Professor of Social Work, University of Pennsylvania ) -
The book can be purchased on Amazon.com at the following link: http://www.amazon.com/Girls-Like-Us-Fighting-Memoir/dp/ 0061582069

Register for the 1st Annual Family Fun Run Held with Touch-a-Truck
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Sunday, June 2nd 2013 at 9am, the Junior League of Seattle's E.N.E.R.G.Y. Committee will be hosting the first annual Family Fun Run at Magnuson Park in Seattle. This event is open to the community and will be a family friendly event, so help us spread the word! Click here to register and plan on staying for Touch-a-Truck immediately following the Fun Run at 10am. See you there!