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X-WR-CALDESC:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traf
 ficking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and 
 the Connecticut Bar Foundation—for our second panel of Awareness Week 2023
 : “Children Crossing Borders: Migrant Children’s Vulnerability to Traffick
 ing.” \n\nWith images of the separation of migrant kids seemingly in our r
 earview mirror\, many Americans are no longer focused on the children who 
 continue to arrive at our border.  We know little about who they are\, why
  they come\, what they encounter as they head north\, how they are “proces
 sed” when they arrive\, and the struggles they face as they are resettled 
 in cities and towns across the United States.\n\nTo examine the traffickin
 g risks faced by Central America migrants\, this panel follows these child
 ren on their journey to the U.S.—first\, exploring the reasons why they le
 ave their families and their homes and the dangers they face as they move 
 north\; next\, focusing on their experiences at the border as the U.S. gov
 ernment attempts to process them in a child-appropriate manner\; and\, fin
 ally\, highlighting their struggles to resettle here in Connecticut\, adju
 st to American life\, and regularize their immigration status in this coun
 try.  \n\nOur panel features attorneys and scholars who have spent their c
 areers working with Central American migrants:\n•	Autumn Quezada-Grant\, As
 sociate Professor of History\, Roger Williams University.\n•	Maegan Faitsch
 \, Staff Attorney\, Connecticut Legal Services. \n•	Alisa Whitfield\, Staff
  Attorney\, Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).\n•	Alicia Kinsman\, Attorney\, 
 Law Office of Alicia R. Kinsman (formerly of Project Rescue\, CIRI).\n•	Mod
 erator:  Danielle Robinson Briand\, Founding Attorney at Justicia Law (Qui
 nnipiac Law ’12). \n\nAttorneys admitted in Connecticut may claim up to tw
 o CT CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor more information and to re
 gister\, please click the link below.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traff
 icking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and t
 he Connecticut Bar Foundation—for our second panel of Awareness Week 2023:
  “Children Crossing Borders: Migrant Children’s Vulnerability to Trafficki
 ng.” \n\nWith images of the separation of migrant kids seemingly in our re
 arview mirror\, many Americans are no longer focused on the children who c
 ontinue to arrive at our border.  We know little about who they are\, why 
 they come\, what they encounter as they head north\, how they are “process
 ed” when they arrive\, and the struggles they face as they are resettled i
 n cities and towns across the United States.\n\nTo examine the trafficking
  risks faced by Central America migrants\, this panel follows these childr
 en on their journey to the U.S.—first\, exploring the reasons why they lea
 ve their families and their homes and the dangers they face as they move n
 orth\; next\, focusing on their experiences at the border as the U.S. gove
 rnment attempts to process them in a child-appropriate manner\; and\, fina
 lly\, highlighting their struggles to resettle here in Connecticut\, adjus
 t to American life\, and regularize their immigration status in this count
 ry.  \n\nOur panel features attorneys and scholars who have spent their ca
 reers working with Central American migrants:\n•	Autumn Quezada-Grant\, Ass
 ociate Professor of History\, Roger Williams University.\n•	Maegan Faitsch\
 , Staff Attorney\, Connecticut Legal Services. \n•	Alisa Whitfield\, Staff 
 Attorney\, Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).\n•	Alicia Kinsman\, Attorney\, L
 aw Office of Alicia R. Kinsman (formerly of Project Rescue\, CIRI).\n•	Mode
 rator:  Danielle Robinson Briand\, Founding Attorney at Justicia Law (Quin
 nipiac Law ’12). \n\nAttorneys admitted in Connecticut may claim up to two
  CT CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor more information and to reg
 ister\, please click the link below.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230216T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230216T200000
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar
SUMMARY:Awareness Week 2023 - Children Crossing Borders: Migrant Children’s
  Vulnerability to Trafficking
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