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Human Trafficking Prevention Month

Film Screening 

& Panel Discussion

11 January, 2026

2:00 pm-4:30 pm

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Join us to watch the award-winning documentary, Surviving Sex Trafficking, about the real-life challenges of escaping sex trafficking and healing on the other side.

  • Hollywood Theater

    4122 NE Sandy Blvd

    Portland, Oregon

  • $12 - Individual Tickets

    $20 -VIP Tickets

    $125 - Group Tickets

    $10 - Senior (60+) Tickets

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