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Jan
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, on January 11, is a day to learn about and help stop human trafficking. Human trafficking is when people are treated unfairly and forced to work or do things they don't want to do. On this day, people try to teach others about this issue and find ways to protect everyone, especially kids and adults, so they can stay safe. It's important because everyone deserves to be free and treated with kindness. By learning and talking about it, we can help make the world a better place.
How to celebrate National Human Trafficking Awareness Day?
Wear blue clothes to show support, as blue is the color for this day. You can make a poster with your friends, drawing or writing positive messages to help stop bad things from happening to people. Share what you learn with your family and classmates, so they know how to help too. Maybe read a story or watch a simple video about kindness and helping others. You can even write a short letter to thank people like policemen and social workers who work hard to keep everyone safe. Remember, even small actions can make a big difference!
Where National Human Trafficking Awareness Day is celebrated?
- - United States
