Connecting with One Another To Change The World

We are formulating a full evening work entitled "Job” The work will be created with the partnership of faith-based organizations and performing art centers throughout the United States. In the tradition of the 1930's work The Green Pastures.

78 years after Marc Connelly's 1930's "The Green Pastures" gained praise from practically every source. It kept the legitimate theater alive literally and brought thousands of Americans and many visiting foreign dignitaries to view the spectacle at a time when the nation was reeling from the pangs of economic disaster, the great depression and the crash of 1929.


Walter C. Daniels comments that during its first year-and-a-half run in New York, The Green Pastures presented night after night the dramatization of shared religion and a vision through which both black and white Americans who realized their common bond in this experience could approach a social, moral, and philosophical coalition needed in the day. (End quote)


Utilizing artifacts of biblical history, Hebrew folk tales, Negro spirituals, gospel both contemporary and common, hard rock under my directorship with the consultation of USA fellow, Rhodessa Jones and tony award winner, Bill T Jones will combine to provide the same critical need for a frightened and desperate America of today.

This multi-layered eclectic work will address the universality of Change from economic excess to economic anxiety by exploring every man's journey, that question of faith best exemplified by the story of JOB. I hope to begin where Bill T. Jones’s TheLast Supper at Uncle Tom's Cabin/The Promised Land ended.


I leave the Q and A of Bill T. Jones’s massive work and returning us to the core of a Christian’s relationship with God. With this eclectic blend of diverse artistic disciplines, I will fling open the Church doors, thrusting my audience into the realm of the Holy Ghost faith. Here God stands watch and Satan prowls, seeking to destroy.

Organizations of Interest Mission Statements

The mission of these organizations involves a multi-phase plan to deploy hundreds of teams throughout the world with a bold, new approach. One that addresses demand by targeting child predators for prosecutions and conviction.

The key is in identifying predators to arrest, charge, prosecute and convict. To do this, they must investigate and gather sufficient evidence..then sentencing must be commensurate with the crime after the conviction.

These organizations has chosen to fund a bold, new approach, one that addresses the demand side of child sex trafficking by targeting buyers/predators for prosecution and conviction. while over 260 organizations are currently focused on rescuing children, until the demand side is addressed, the supply will always exist. few people know that virtually no convictions have occurred in the U.S. in the last 10 years, thus this heinous crime grows.

A national campaign has been launched to raise money for retired elite military operatives targeting the demand side of trafficking. These Special Operative teams gather information on child predators both in the U.S. and abroad, information that will be used to convict child sex buyers.

These operatives use the skills developed in the War on Terror in this war to bring down predators. Professional law enforcement have vetted this strategy and are eager to work with with these operative teams.

Universities will have the privilege of being a part of a school to address in their criminal justice department curriculum aimed to better educate individuals in law enforcement in the field of child trafficking and pedophilia.

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Human Trafficking-THE MOVIEThis film deals with the issue of human trafficking, prostitution, pornography and government corruption. It contains violent including scenes only suitable for mature audience

Thank you for taking the time to read my story.

I am one of many girls who have been exploited and sold for sex online. When I was 16, I was sold for sex against my will on a website called Backpage.com, the biggest website for child sex trafficking ads in America. Tell Village Voice Media, owners of Backpage, to shut down their sex ads now. And I was sold for sex on a website called Backpage.com, which makes $22 million a year from ads for prostitution.
You should know that my name is not Alissa. I’m afraid that if I use my real name, the pimps who used to sell me for sex will hunt me down and kill me. I am also afraid that Village Voice Media (which owns Backpage) will ruin my life and come after me as they have others who have stood up for girls who have been sold on Backpage.
But I’m even more afraid that if I don’t tell my story, no one will rise up to stop the people who buy and sell girls like me
I was 16 when I met my first pimp -- he told me I was pretty, that he wanted me to be his girlfriend. I was just a kid, and I believed him. But soon he was selling me for sex every day:

I was raped 365 days a year.
I was sold to other pimps, back and forth between them like an animal. One pimp gouged my cheek with a potato peeler as a warning not to run away, but after two years I worked up the courage and ran anyway. He tracked me down and beat me and stomped on me, breaking my ribs and jaw. That’s when I went to the police.
It’s still hard for me to believe that this web page exists, that it’s so easy for pimps to sell terrified, unwilling girls like me. Can you go buy a child at Wal-Mart? Of course not, but you can buy me on Backpage.
There is some hope, though: Craigslist used to host ads for girls like me, but after people started speaking out, Craigslist shut down their adult section. A new study says that prostitution ads as a whole have gone down by 50% since Craigslist got out of the business. 50%! If men can’t use sites like Backpage.com to buy and sell girls, maybe fewer girls will be bought and sold.
Now, I’m in college, and work at nonprofit, FAIR Girls, where I help other girls like me -- I even got to tell my story to Nick Kristof at The New York Times. I got out, which makes me one of the lucky ones. But Backpage is still making millions a year off the ones who aren’t so lucky. I see these teenage girls, some as young as 15, every day now in my work, and it breaks my heart.
Thanks,
Alissa