Slavery in our own communities. 21st Century Slavery.

Slavery does exist in its' simplistic form.  It exists in our need for shelter, water, food, for emotional and physical comfort, and drug addiction.

During times of disasters.  In the local and international shelters, in the distribution of water & food, in the movement of migrants and refugees from disasters and civil unrest.

Search for events on slavery (human trafficking and sex slavery) in your community.  Awareness is the first step.

           https://www.eventbrite.com/d/usa/human-trafficking/?crt=regular&sort=best
                -Change SEARCH criteria for your region (U.S., Caribbean, Africa, etc.)
                   to your community.

CDS  CEO BEMA International.

HOT FREE Training Opportunity. Managing Emergency Response in the Humanitarian Sector

Managing emergency response in the humanitarian sector — free online course

Join thousands of other humanitarians and become a better manager in humanitarian response. The Humanitarian Leadership Academy is launching its first massive open online course, “Managing in the humanitarian sector.” It will give you the right skills to become a more effective leader and a better manager in humanitarian response. The course, which starts on Jan. 23, 2017, lasts three weeks and only requires four hours of learning each week. You will be able to interact with other humanitarians through interactive forums and reflective learning, and receive a free certificate at the end of the course. The course will be accessible from Jan. 16, 2017, so that you can familiarise yourself with its content. Your career will benefit and it’s a great opportunity to gain the skills and knowledge needed to manage teams in humanitarian contexts — register today!

2017. Volunteer to host InfraGardNCR New Member Orientations.

NEW for 2017: New Member orientations - can you help?

As part of our ongoing effort to ensure you know what InfraGardNCR can do for you, the chapter will host 3 new member orientation meetings throughout 2017.  

New members will be invited to... 

• meet the chapter's leadership 
• see a demonstration of the InfraGard portal
• hear from our FBI Coordinators
• be introduced to the Washington Field Office leadership
• get an overview of chapter programs and initiatives
• be afforded an opportunity to get involved in the chapters SIGs, workgroups, and/or committees
• be provided with helpful resources available to them

Current members will also be welcome to attend.

In order to conduct these meetings, we need your help!  We're looking for hosts to provide the venue.  Venue requirements include internet availability, projector/screen, and seating for 50-100 people.  If you are in a position to host a new member orientation, please contact us!