Human Trafficking

Rallying together behind an important cause for the common good of society is a heavy dose of what we could all use. January is Human Trafficking and Slavery Prevention Month. Science Nutrition is putting action behind this cause.

It’s a widespread problem and South Dakota is not immune to the effects of human trafficking. January is national Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

As the 2018 South Dakota Legislative session begins, human trafficking will be one of the topics to be addressed.

Julie Woodley, founder and director of Restoring the Heart Ministries, is a child sexual abuse survivor.

Out of all the things we talk about this has to get to the top of the list. Native Hope Rally Together to End Sex Trafficking. Lets join together to put an end to this.

Julie Woodley, founder and director of Restoring the Heart Ministries, is a child sexual abuse survivor.

An abundance of red X’s is part of a national movement that will also be spreading through Sioux Falls. The END-IT movement's goal is to halt human trafficking.

Against the backdrop of serious charges against a Sioux Falls doctor being dropped, additional information adds more texture to the situation.

It’s a dramatic turn in a case involving a Sioux Falls doctor who faced multiple charges including human trafficking. Those charges have been dropped.

Julie Woodley, founder and director of Restoring the Heart Ministries, is a child sexual abuse survivor.