Road to the White House 2012: Human Trafficking on the California Ballot: Proposition 35 (The CASE Act)

• Date:
  Wednesday, October 24, 2012
  
• Time:
  11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
• Campus:
  University Park Campus
• Venue:
  Ronald Tutor Campus Center (TCC)
• Room:
  450
• Cost:
  Free
• Email:
  commlead@usc.edu

Summary:

Join our conversation on human trafficking as it relates to the 2012 elections. Three esteemed panelists will discuss Proposition 35 (The CASE Act), a California ballot initiative that aims to deter human trafficking in the state. Road to the White House 2012: Human Trafficking on the California Ballot: Proposition 35 (The CASE Act) 

Description:

USC’s Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presents a discussion of human trafficking on the upcoming California ballot featuring Chris Kelly, founder of the Safer California Foundation and former Chief Privacy Officer at Facebook, D’Lita Miller, a trafficking survivor and Family Support and Outreach Coordinator at Saving Innocence, and John Vanek, a retired Lieutenant who managed the San Jose Police Department Human Trafficking Task Force.

The panelists will discuss Proposition 35, a California ballot initiative that aims to discourage human trafficking in the state.

CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan will deliver opening remarks and CCLP research director Mark Latonero will moderate the discussion.

Road to the White House 2012: Politics, Media & Policy is a weekly series presented in partnership with USC Dornsife’s Unruh Institute of Politics and USC Price’s Bedrosian Center on Governance and the Public Enterprise.

 RSVP for lunch headcount requested. To RSVP, please email commlead@usc.edu.

11:30 a.m. lunch. 12 noon discussion. Tutor Campus Center Forum (TCC 450).