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@A21: The World Cup is the most prominent sporting event in the world, and with new match expansion, this year’s tournament is expected to be the largest in history. Even people without tickets will travel by the thousands for special fan experiences within host cities.
While large sporting events don’t cause human trafficking, they can create conditions that traffickers exploit.
This is why we partner with
@CCOutdoorNA and
@UnionPacific . We’ve launched a nationwide campaign to raise awareness through our Can You See Me? campaign in high traffic areas, illuminating how human trafficking often hides in plain sight.
This campaign not only equips the public to know the signs and make a report, but it’s a beacon of hope to those trapped in exploitation. Victims can self-identify, know help is available, and see vital hotline information.
In the first two weeks alone, this campaign has generated millions of impressions across 25 major cities in the USA. Check out the locations below and tag us in your stories if you see one of these billboards during your commute or travels.
Albuquerque, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, El Paso, Houston, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, Oakland, Ocala, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Sacramento, Salisbury, San Antonio, and Tampa.
We are firm believers in the power of partnership and are grateful for the opportunity to raise potentially life-saving awareness during a time of need.