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blogs and a new gender-violence
resource hub on episcopalchurch.
org. In response to another resolution of the 2012 Convention,
we organized a 2013 churchwide
conversation and online forum
on human trafficking, created
new anti-trafficking resources for
Episcopalians, and began creating
a new database of Episcopal ministries and interested partners.
HUMMAN TRAFFICKING SUMMIT
The Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society, in partnership
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RESOLUTIONS
FIRST PASSED IN 2000
BY THE CHURCH’S
GENERAL CONVENTION
CONDEMNING
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
AND SUPPORTING
T RAFFI CKI N G V I CTIMS
with the Diocese of Long Island
and several grassroots Asiamerica community groups, hosted a
“Summit to End Modern Slavery:
Communities Mobilizing Against
Human Trafficking” in May 2014.
Bringing together more than
300 participants, the summit
led to the formation of new
coalitions working against human
trafficking and modern slavery
through education and awareness,
empowerment for victims and
survivors, and relationship with
government agencies.