‘Sound the Alarm’ fire safety plan saves lives An article in the IJ dated Sept, 4 entitled “Blaze during night destroys residence” describes a home fire in the Contempo Marin neighborhood of San Rafael. The article reported all residents escaped unharmed. This home and 100 other homes in the area received free smoke alarms and […]
Presented by Sr. Maryann Agnes Mueller and Jennifer Reyes Lay
Human trafficking happens everywhere, including in your zip code. Due to the expansive and often hidden nature of this crime, ending this form of modern-day slavery is everyone s work. Set aside any stereotypes you may hold about human trafficking; the exploitation of the human person takes on many forms, and knows no barriers or socio-economic borders. It is not only possible for ordinary citizens to make a difference in the mission to prevent human trafficking, it is already happening. Citizens who are informed and alert, and know what to do with what they observe, help protect their families, neighborhoods and communities. (Offered by National Catholic Reporter as Part Two of the previous session.)