On Monday, April 9th, 2012 Ian Kitterman, director of policy and programs for the Renewal Forum, gave a talk entitled “250,000 U.S. Children Trafficked for Sex…and that’s just the beginning of our problems,” at Dordt College.

Mr. Kitterman was invited by Criminal Justice Professor Donald Roth to speak on the topic of human trafficking in the United States. Kitterman’s talk focused on how the social conditions in the U.S. contribute to children being easily exploited, how the problems are not being addressed, and what sort of long term affects trafficking has on children into adulthood.
About 30 students were in attendance and a question and answer session followed Kitterman’s presentation.

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Wagner was part of a four-panel discussion that gave an overview of human trafficking. Each participate was able to say how they got involved in the anti-trafficking movement and where/ how they are raising awareness of this modern-day slavery now.

Throughout the discussion Wagner kept reiterating one point: the United States’ current social system contributes to the sexual exploitation of juveniles.

Over 100 speakers and panelists made their way to Regent University for the three-day event.

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