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Not For Sale Tennessee (NFSTN) is six months old and I can hardly believe all that has happened in our short history! In this, our first newsletter, read about ways some smart activists are working to end slavery.
Not For Sale Tennessee is organized and managed by a staff of volunteers, who are all committed to this cause. We're excited to bring you news and information every month and we welcome your feedback. If you'd like to get involved as a volunteer please email us at derri@notforsalecampaign.org.We look forward to hearing from you! |
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Not For Sale Groups
Pax Wiemers leads the first NFSTN group
Imagine a group of people from all walks of life learning about modern day slavery through movies, books, speakers, Bible study and discussion. Now picture them working together, each using their unique skills and experience, to tackle projects that effectively work to end slavery in our area and beyond. You're picturing a Not For Sale Tennessee (NFSTN) anti-slavery group.
One of these groups is led by Pax Wiemers. Pax has an unrivaled passion for our cause. In the last two months, his members hosted an art benefit with outstanding results, singers and songwriters from the group donated songs to raise funds and awareness, and two marathon runners wore NFSTN T-shirts to the Music City Marathon. Other members of the group are working on displays for our chocolate campaign, designed to bring free-trade chocolate to retail stores here in Tennessee.
Come join people who are making a difference in the lives of people without the power to help themselves, by starting a group in your church or school. NFSTN is here to support you with lots of resources and ideas.
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Channel 5. Several issues concerning human trafficking and modern slavery were discussed during the hour long program. You can watch it 
