“Nameless is a documentary that addresses child sex trafficking in Washington, DC, and at-large. Through interviews with experts, advocates, and activists, child text trafficking is reframed as a form of sexual violence that is often made invisible. Child sex trafficking is explored as an issue with deep historical-cultural roots, tackles misperceptions about which populations are most vulnerable to being trafficked, and illuminates systematic gaps in the current treatment of trafficking victims. Featuring 15 interviewees on the frontlines of the issues, Nameless mobilizes viewers to recognize and combat child sex trafficking.” – Men Can Stop Rape (MCSR)

The Center for Women and Gender Equity and Center for Violence Prevention and Education have teamed up with MCSR for #BGSUSAAM2020 to bring Nameless, an eye-opening documentary to the BGSU Community!

Register to view Nameless on 4/28 at 1pm by going to mcsr.org/saam-digital #BGSUVirtual

To our guests with disabilities, please indicate if you need special services, assistance or appropriate modifications to fully participate in this event by contacting Accessibility Services at access@bgsu.edu or 419-372-8495. Please notify us prior to the event.