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    February 16, 2017No Comments
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    logo_UniversityWomenOfSedonaSedona AZ (February 16, 2017) – The University Women of Sedona will hold their monthly meeting Monday, March 6 at Christ Lutheran Church, 25 Chapel Road, Sedona. The featured speaker will be Savannah Sanders, Director of Community Outreach and Human Trafficking Services at the Sojourner Center, Phoenix.

    Ms Sanders is a leading advocate in the effort to stop human trafficking in the United States. She has been involved in anti-trafficking training on the national level since 2010. A survivor herself, Ms Sanders is an active victim’s advocate. She is the author of “Sex-Trafficking Prevention: A Trauma-Informed Approach for Parents and Professionals”. Ms Sanders is a founding member of Well Founded hope, an Arizona nonprofit that helps to restore the life of traumatized young women who have been sex-trafficked.

    All women who are graduates of a college or university are invited to join University Women. The meetings are held the first Monday of the month, October through June. They begin at 9:30 allowing time to socialize and share books before the special presentation and brief business meeting.

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    The University Women of Sedona provide scholarships to deserving women returning to school. They also strive to increase their knowledge of a variety of timely topics via featured speakers and informative social events.

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