The DC Stop Modern Slavery Walk
On Saturday, October 23, the largest anti-trafficking event in the capital’s history took place on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
Thousands of walkers raised over $100,000 for abolitionist organizations – groups fighting to end human trafficking and the selling of men, women and children for profit – at the 2nd annual DC Stop Modern Slavery Walk.
This film highlights the day’s events and what the walk was meant to accomplish.
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