The purpose of this conference is to equip people of faith with information about domestic violence & human trafficking and how they can respond in order to save lives.

Millions of women, men and children are caught in cycles of violence and oppression in the United States and around the globe. People of faith have opportunities to play a significant role in addressing and reducing levels of violence in communities through education and advocacy and, in so doing, save lives. Violence knows no boundaries. It is present in all aspects of society.  

On October 29 in Dayton, an interfaith planning team is sponsoring a day-long conference to equip people of faith with information about domestic violence & human trafficking and how they can faithfully respond by moving from complacency to action; thereby, creating communities of peace and non-violence. The luncheon keynote speaker will be Ohio Representative Teresa Fedor - primary sponsor of human trafficking legislation in the State of Ohio. The conference features a panel of faith leaders, the latest information on domestic violence and human trafficking in Dayton, Ohio, the United States and around the globe, dynamic workshops and action plan design.  People of faith and others are urged to attend.