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  • A Rough Cut Screening Example: ECPAT-USA’s Campaign to Protect Exploited Children Every year in communities across the United States, children are bought and sold through a variety of venues including on the streets, through the internet, in hotel rooms, from semi-to-semi at truck stops or through classified ads. WITNESS August 2, 2011
  • Breakthrough’s Video Contest About Diversity in the U.S. To kick off 2011, I thought it would be useful to highlight a video for change project in process and to hear from its producers about the planning for, organization, and outreach of the project, in this case a contest, and what they hope to accomplish with it. Matisse Bustos Hawkes January 5, 2011
  • A Landmark Step Forward for America’s Seniors: The Elder Justice Act Over the course of the last decade, the Elder Justice Coalition has been fighting to secure passage of the Elder Justice Act. To support the passage of this landmark legislation and empower Americans to speak up about the growing crisis of elder abuse, the National Council on Aging (NCOA), WITNESS and 17 elder rights advocates from across the nation went into the homes of courageous American seniors to document their poignant stories about abuse, neglect and exploitation. WITNESS April 14, 2010

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