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    1. Safety & Security

    DART Highlighted Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking at Event on January 29

    Jan. 31, 2019
    Dallas Area Rapid Transit is spearheading local awareness efforts on human trafficking during January's National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
    Related To: Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART)
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    From left: Melanie Carroll, Chief Development Officer, Jonathan's Place; Carol Wise, EVP/Chief Operations Officer, DART; Gary Thomas, President/Executive Director, DART; Landon Cole, Volunteer and Youth Engagement Manager at Jonathan's Place; Ashli Robertson, Development Associate, Jonathan's Place.
    From left: Melanie Carroll, Chief Development Officer, Jonathan's Place; Carol Wise, EVP/Chief Operations Officer, DART; Gary Thomas, President/Executive Director, DART; Landon Cole, Volunteer and Youth Engagement Manager at Jonathan's Place; Ashli Robertson, Development Associate, Jonathan's Place.

    Dallas Area Rapid Transit is spearheading local awareness efforts on human trafficking during January's National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.

    It is estimated that more than 20 million men, women and children around the world are victims of human trafficking. Executives from DART, Children at Risk, Jonathan's Place, City Year Dallas, Greyhound and Mosaic Family Services were on-hand to reaffirm their commitment to raising public awareness on how to recognize and report potential trafficking at an event on Tuesday, January 29, at the DART Lake Ray Hubbard Transit Center.