A recently inactive student organization, Union’s chapter of the International Justice Mission, restarted on campus last week with a student interest meeting on Thursday, Oct. 4. Dr. Beth Wilson, professor of social work and the […]
Concerned parents, educators and citizens of the Jackson community gathered in the Bowld gym Monday night to learn about human trafficking, warning signs and how to help prevent the crime from authorities in the field. […]
The Scarlet Rope Project hosted a luncheon seminar at the Carl Grant Events Center on Thursday to spread awareness about the issue of human trafficking and the devastating effect it has on lives. Students were […]
By Katherine Pullen, Staff Writer “Jackson is one of the many parts of our state where, right now, there are people enslaved to human trafficking,” reads the front of the bulletin for a day-long conference […]
I walked the cramped row of concrete houses in the Indian slum and watched a group of boys playing cards on the dirt ground. One of them yelled something I could not understand, and the little group fell into fits of laughter. I listened and wondered how many of their sisters’ voices would never join them in laughter, how many little voices had been silenced forever. […]
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