Rancho Cucamonga will play host to the Magdalena's Daughters 1st Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth next month.
Magdalena's Daughters is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting at-risk female youth and victims of sexual exploitation by providing them with life skills, education, and residential services. The organization will hold the inaugural walk in honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, which is January.
Speakers at the event will include Sylvia Lacy-Miller, parent advocate for children who have undergone commercial exploitation. San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson, and Cyntoia Brown-Long, keynote speaker. Brown-Long was a victim of human tricking when she was a young teen and is now an advocate and author, sharing her story of injustice in the legal system.
General admission will include food, entertainment, resource tables, entry to giveaways, and a certificate to show completion of the walk. VIP admission includes everything general admission does, plus a signed copy of Brown-Long’s book, plus a meet-and-greet with her.
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The walk is slated for January 8 from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. It will take place Red Hill Park located at 7484 Vineyard Avenue. Advanced general admission is $25, with the day-of price being $30. Advanced VIP tickets are $60, with day-of price being $65.
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