SPEAKERS
Friday April 8, 2011
9:00am to Noon
Grey Roots Theater
Inside Grey Roots Museum & Archive
Doors Open at 8:30 • Coffee Break Provided
Subject Matter : Rated R
• What does the Sex Trade look like in
Canada and our Canadian Legislation.
• Psychological and Sociological impact on
society and victims.
• Who are the victims of the Sex Trade?
• Who are high-risk youth?
• Stopping the Traffic in Grey Bruce.
REGISTER
Please RSVP number of attendees by April 6, 2010
Maximum Capacity 75
To: Freedom Grey Bruce 2011
Att: Ellen Farrow
By Email: ellen@avenuea.ca
By Phone or Text: 519-374-5376
Natasha Falle: SexTrade 101 Program Director
Natasha has a passion for sharing her story of
child exploitation, and dramatic conversion and
liberation from 12 years working in the sex trade.
She now lectures all over Canada on issues
related to the sex trade. Natasha works directly
with Toronto’s Sex Crimes Unit – Special Victims,
offering detectives support with child victims of
prostitution. She also provides victim court
support, training workshops, and public speaking
engagements.
Natasha has developed many workshops,
including Court Diversion Programs in Ontario,
which offer services and support on a variety of
issues important for those seeking to leave the
sex trade. In addition to her experience, she is
currently teaching part-time, in the Police
Foundations program at a local College in Toronto.
She is also the Founder of non-profit organization
Sex Trade 101: Public Education and Awareness,
located in Toronto as well as its Program Manager.
And, she is determined to carry out her purpose in
life to be an active voice for the victims and for the
survivors of prostitution.
Bridget Perrier: SexTrade 101 Speaker
Sharing the power of her own turning point in life,
Bridget Perrier makes a difference in the lives of
others. Born to a mother of Ojibwa descent,
Bridget was given up for adoption at five weeks.
And this is where her amazing story begins. To
hear her tell it is like stepping into a story of hope.
Bridget is currently a successful student in her
graduating semester with the Community Worker
Program at George Brown College. Ms Perrier was
the recipient of the Woman of Distinction, Turning
Point Award in 2006. She is an emerging force for
good within her community, and with important
messages to share.
Angel Wolfe: SexTrade 101 Speaker
My name is Angel Wolfe. My Indian name is
Woman of Sacred Dreams. I am 16 years old. I
am presently a student at a school in Toronto. I
am a survivor... My story has much to do with my
mom, Brenda Wolfe. She was murdered by Robert
Picton in Vancouver BC. I speak from my own
experiences. I represent The Children of Murdered
& Missing Aboriginal Women.