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New ‘Can You See Me’ Campaign Aims to Combat Human Trafficking
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New ‘Can You See Me’ Campaign Aims to Combat Human Trafficking

ByEyes on Trafficking News

A new campaign to combat human trafficking began Friday in North Richland Hills and 70 Texas cities. The new “Can You See Me” campaign uses hundreds of billboards donated by outdoor advertising companies. Authorities say several recent prostitution cases demonstrate the North Texas problem of people being sold for sex against their will or underage….

First Lady Cecilia Abbott launches new 'Can You See Me?' anti-human trafficking campaign
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First Lady Cecilia Abbott launches new 'Can You See Me?' anti-human trafficking campaign

ByEyes on Trafficking News

AUSTIN, Texas — First Lady of Texas, Cecilia Abbott, announced a new campaign against human trafficking in the state of Texas on Thursday. The ‘Can You See Me?’ campaign in a partnership with A21, a Fort Worth-based non-profit dedicated to providing education and resources against trafficking. On Thursday, Abbott explained the importance of human trafficking…

First Lady Abbott Relaunches Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign
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First Lady Abbott Relaunches Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign

ByEyes on Trafficking News

January 26, 2023 | Austin, Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott today relaunched the statewide “Can You See Me?” human trafficking awareness campaign at the Governor’s Mansion in Austin. The multimedia campaign seeks to highlight the realities of human trafficking through a series of billboards displayed in public spaces and transportation hubs across more than 70…

‘Can You See Me?’: State officials relaunch anti-human trafficking campaign
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‘Can You See Me?’: State officials relaunch anti-human trafficking campaign

ByEyes on Trafficking News

“If it can end for one, it can end for all.” Kathy Givens, a Houston-based nonprofit founder and survivor of human trafficking, shared this message with attendees at the relaunch of the “Can You See Me?” human trafficking awareness campaign Jan. 26. The campaign, which first launched in Texas in 2019, spreads awareness about the…