Nuns, Catholic groups work to blunt the scourge of human trafficking
WASHINGTON — Catholic organizations, from women’s religious orders to corporate watchdog groups, are working on many fronts to stem the scourge — and the…
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Share the Journey – Helping trafficking survivors thrive
It’s rare that I get the opportunity to see the Bakhita Empowerment Initiative’s seeds of hope blossom. The Catholic Charities of Louisville anti-human trafficking…
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Nuns’ global anti-trafficking network must have more support, pope says
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis called on more religious orders of men and women, as well as foundations…
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Sisters support Nigeria’s migrants traumatized by deceitful traffickers
By Patrick Egwu Gloria Omoresewua was just a teenager in 2003, when a Nigerian woman brought her to Spain and forced her into prostitution….
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Rotary Club award will fund efforts to fight trafficking
Record Staff Report The Rotary Club of Louisville’s Human Trafficking Task Force has awarded $15,000 to Catholic Charities of Louisville’s Bakhita Empowerment Initiative, the…
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Facilitated discussion about human trafficking to be held Jan. 19
Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Social Concerns Committee and People Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) Coalition of Kentucky will sponsor “Act Justly: Stop Human Trafficking,” a…
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Conference aims to curb trafficking
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Catholic Charities of Louisville will host a national conference on human trafficking Oct. 24 and 25 at the Galt…
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Take action against trafficking
It’s hard to believe that for 144 years, people have gathered at Churchill Downs in South Louisville to watch the world’s fastest three-year-old thoroughbreds…
Read MorePrayer service for victims of human trafficking planned ahead of Derby
The public is invited to take part in a prayer service May 1 at 4:30 p.m. to call attention to victims of human trafficking…
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Catholic Charities, attorney general win trafficking grant
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Catholic Charities of Louisville and the Kentucky attorney general’s office will share a $1.5 million federal grant to combat human…
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