Haiti and Heightened Trafficking Risk

This week, The Atlantic published an article “Island of Lost Children” by former IJM Chennai Communications Fellow Nicolette Grams.

This timely and thoughtful piece in The Atlantic highlights the multitude of dangers brewing for children in Haiti, calls on people to protect the vulnerable, and features IJM’s work and methodology as a solution to such horrors, wherever they may occur.

Please do share this article with others, especially if they are engaged in relief work in Haiti at this time. Questions are rising about the implications of the Haiti earthquake on the vulnerability of women and children - and the implications are indeed grave.

Please do consider this article to be a resource. We will continue to get other helpful resources into your hands as this crisis continues.

http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/201001u/haiti-trafficking

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