Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition
Combating Human Trafficking in the Americas
OUR MISSION:
To preserve the dignity and well-being of commercial and sexually exploited men, women and children through prevention, protection, prosecution and partnership.
Headquartered in San Diego, California is a 501 © 3 non-profit that was established as a volunteer organization in 1997 and formally incorporated in 2002.
BSCC’s goals and objectives include serving as a national wide model with an emphasis on border cities and state to better analyze regions, identify victims and expand our network of wrap around services. BSCC also facilities a multi-disciplinary coalition with law enforcement, social service providers, media, education, and a variety of community members.
BSCC is a network of over 120 government and non-profit agencies in the US and Latin America Convened to bilaterally prevent and intervene against human trafficking and the commercial sexual exploitation.
BSCC Staff and clients
Summer Stephen San Diego County District Attorney
Special Guest
ITINERARY
5:00 8:00 Cocktail & Appetizers
5:45 6:15 Welcome & Mission Statement
Guest Speakers: Summer Stephen SD District Attorney.
6:30 –7:00 Marisa Ugarte , Executive Director and Founder of BSCC
7:30 7:45 BSCC Board members and Event chairs.
8:00 Good Night!
Message from the BSCC Board Members & Event Chairs
Good evening, San Diego and welcome to a Red-Carpet event ‘It’s All About Love”. We are so honored and grateful to the donors, volunteers, and all of you who are here to support the BSCC! You’re all a key part of our ability to increase services to the victims of sex and labor trafficking. From the bottom of our hearts… thank you
Message from Executive Director and Founder of BSCC
Marisa Ugarte
It is an honor to have you here and helping us make difference in our victims lives. You are making a difference in each of clients lives, men, women and children. Thank you
Romina Spinelli Event Director Berkshire Hathaway Home Services California Properties Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty Brigette Adams Event Director Brenda Berglund Event Co-Director California Title CompanyWHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING?
Human Trafficking is the recruitment, smuggling, abducting, transporting harboring, buying or selling a person by means of force, fraud, threats, or coercion for the purpose of labor or sexual.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TRAFFICKING AND SMUGGLING
Smuggling
Relationship ends at the border. Transaction is made for the smuggling service. Person is free to leave.
Trafficking
Relationship does not end at the border. No transaction is made, debts are incurred. Person is NOT free to leave. Slavery.
WARNING SIGNS
• Avoid eye contact.
• Hyper vigilant or paranoid behavior
• Lack of trust toward other
• Loss of sense of time and space (due to force enclosure and trauma)
• Evidence of being controlled
• Evidence of inability to move or leave job
• Bruises or other signs of physical abuse
• Fear, depression, withdrawal.
• Not speaking on own behalf and/or non English speaking
• No passport or other form of identification or documentation.
• Possible mental health and/or substance abuse problems.
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