August 2020

How Civic Groups and the Faith Based Community can combat
Sex Trafficking and Social Media Exploitation during the Pandemic

Most of us are aware that sex trafficking and social media exploitation of our teenagers is a very real thing.  Many faith-based leaders are telling me their resources are limited but still, they want to do what they can to protect and inform their families.  It appears that most teens and even young children will be spending a vast amount of time online with distance learning this fall. Even first graders are being prepared for online learning.  Parents, teachers, and pastors are concerned about how to keep their young kids safe from predators.

This show will focus on how churches, synagogues, and civic groups can create practical programs that will address issues related to sex trafficking and social media exploitation.  Sex trafficking can be a dangerous and violent crime. It is important to know how to recognize it and report it but not get involved.  We do not want grandma down at the motel taking on the cartel.  Additionally, most of our kids are seduced or groomed through online relationships.  It is important to know how to talk with your child, and help teens in your youth groups that may not be getting good direction from home.  Even more exciting is to learn how to encourage your teens to become leaders to use technology in a way that glorifies God and honors themselves and others.

Be sure to join us this…………

combat Sex Trafficking and Social Media Exploitation during the Pandemic

BASED ON REAL CASES this show is all about how criminals use technology to exploit the innocent and how to keep kids safe from predators.

Human Trafficking and Child Pornography expert, Opal Singleton, has educated tens of thousands of first responders, government agencies, civic leaders, school administrators, medical personnel, faith-based organizations,  parents and grandparents about how predators operate and how to prevent young people from becoming victims of exploitation. Opal is an Instructor at USC, Sol Price Institute for Safe Communities. She sits on the Board of Directors for Rapha House International and has lived and worked in Cambodia combating child sex trafficking.  

Opal authored  “Seduced: The Grooming of America’s Teenagers,” which to date has a 5-star Amazon rating. And, in 2019, she released her follow up book, "Societal Shift: A World Without Borders.. A Home Without Walls."

She is the President and CEO of Million Kids and serves as the Training and Outreach Coordinator for the Riverside County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force and is contracted for human trafficking training services through the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department through a Department of Justice Contract. 

Opal often sits with parents searching for their missing children and takes calls from teens who are in trouble.  Simply stated: Opal cares deeply about kids and their families. For many years she has examined every published case of human trafficking in the U.S. (and often globally) as well as every child pornography case.  She follows technology trends and looks for new technologies and strategies that are being used by perpetrators to access, groom, recruit and exploit young people.  The weekly show, "EXPLOITED: Crimes & Technology," is designed to share her knowledge and insight with the world, especially those individuals who may work with law enforcement and/or children.

August 2020

Exploited Crimes & Technology