Photos: A candlelight vigil for Human Trafficking Awareness Day
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on Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 7:47 AM
A couple hundred people attended a candlelight vigil at River Park Square on Sunday for Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Approximately 27 million people are currently enslaved around the world. Speakers included Pastor Amber Dawn McCall who was born into human trafficking 38 years ago in British Columbia. She was rescued and raised by her aunt and uncle in Sandpoint from age of 6, after her mother died.
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Milling Goodman shows her 7 year old son Gabriel "Looking Below The Surface," a multimedia collage.
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Lewis and Clark freshman Rayna Flores, left, and 14 year old Sacajawea Middle School 8th grader Ellary Lockwood perform.
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Lutheran Community Services Northwest Advocacy and Prevention Director Erin Williams Heuter
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Lutheran Community Services Northwest Anti-Human Trafficking Coordinator Mabel Elsom
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Spokane Valley Council Member Ed Pace
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Spokane City Council Member Mike Fagan
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Dance Choreographer Karla Parbon
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Mary Davies, left, and Taylor Pedroza perform Jeff Rutherford's theatrical piece "Which Is It."
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Hidden Valley Worship Center Community Pastor Amber Dawn McCall speaks. McCall was born into human trafficking 38 years agoin British Columbia, Canada. She was rescued and raised by her aunt and uncle in Sandpoint, Idaho from the age of 6, after her mother died.
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(Clockwise from bottom) Brooke Grissom, Lauren Louden, Logan Shenkel Grace Barnes and Jeannie Husskison, perform a dance, "Your Story. My Story. Our Story," choreographed by Karla Parbon.
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A dance performance of "Your Story. My Story. Our Story," choreographed by Karla Parbon.
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Edie Carlson observes a moment of silence.
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Chris Bassett, his 2 year old daughter Quinn, on his shoulders and 15 year old son Spencer, left, observe a moment of silence.
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Santi Kongmanivong, left, and Caryn Knight
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