January 11, 2024

Missions - Missions Lunch & Learn

Join us as we hear from Maria Tell, founder of A Courageous Rose. She will share her own personal lived experiences of sexual exploitation and how she is using her story and degree in Criminal Justice to assist The Department of Homeland Security with undercover operations. Maria also works to educate law enforcement and fire stations in rural areas as well as school districts, jails, and anti-trafficking organizations. Lunch will be provided. RSVP's are required, RSVP HERE!


Monday, January 15th at 12-1pm

Fort Collins Timberline Church, Room 214

From The Baltimore Sun: ‘It’s in every ZIP code’: Human trafficking is in Maryland too, experts say

February 11, 2025
More than a million people live in conditions of modern slavery in the United States today, according to the Global Slavery Index, or about 3.3 out of every 1,000 people in the country. And the National Human Trafficking Hotline found 1,533 human trafficking cases involving nearly 3,000 victims in Maryland since 2007.

Founder of A Courageous Rose, Maria Tell, is on the Survivor Advisory Council for The National Alliance to End Human Trafficking

February 4, 2025
She serves on this Council with several other survivor leaders throughout the country. The group met here, for the Pathways to Prevention Conference, located in Baltimore, MD, to discuss future plans for 2025 for Alliance. Pictured here are all the survivor leaders and members of the Alliance Board

Human Trafficking Survivor Panel

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