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Lansdowne HRC pursues virtual sessions on immigrant rights and trafficking
Summary
The commission agreed to pursue virtual educational programming on immigrant rights and trafficking, asking Yvette Rouse to contact the Philadelphia HRC chair about a speakers bureau and assigning follow-up to explore a trafficking-focused session.
Commission members discussed a schedule of virtual educational events addressing immigrant rights and human trafficking. Sarah Conner-Smith asked whether the Philadelphia HRC maintains a speakers bureau; Yvette Rouse agreed to reach out to the Philly HRC chair to identify potential presenters, and Diann Brown suggested exploring a trafficking session through Yvette’s contacts.
The commission will attempt to line up speakers and virtual sessions and will revisit potential dates and formats as contacts are confirmed.
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