The media is flooded with pictures and often false narratives on what trafficking looks like, who perpetrates trafficking and who is affected by it. Unfortunately, the tales portrayed by the media drastically differ from what trafficking actually looks like, making it hard to identify signs when someone is in trouble or in need of help. This event focuses on providing a more accurate portrayal of what human trafficking is, what it looks like, and what signs may indicate someone is a trafficker or a trafficking victim using an old favorite, Taboo. Winners of the game will be provided with prizes such as gift cards or swag. Event starts at 11:30 pm and will last for 90 minutes with lunch after.
