Magdalena's Daughters 4th Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth

Help give back by walking, using your voice, and fighting Human Trafficking among youth in our community!

SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson: District Attorney Anderson’s mission includes respecting and inspiring confidence in the rule of law both inside and outside the Office, collaboratively ensuring justice with excellence, integrity and compassion, stewarding public resources to hold the guilty accountable, support victims of crime, and honoring the humanity of all involved in the criminal justice system, and restoring a culture of service and accountability to the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office.

Shuvette Marshall: Shuvette Marshall is a published children's book author, passionate advocate, and educator dedicated to empowering foster and at-promise youth. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of California, San Bernardino, and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree at the same institution.

As a keynote speaker, Shuvette had the honor of speaking at the 2022 Health RC Event in Rancho Cucamonga. She has also led a breakout session for East Valley Selpa at the San Bernardino County Superintendents of Schools and served as a panelist at the Homeless Education State-wide Conference in both 2023 and 2024.

Shuvette is deeply committed to advocating for foster and at-promise youth across Southern California, traveling to various conferences to raise awareness and provide support. Her mission is to inspire students, showing them that no matter their challenges, success is always possible. Through her work, she strives to demonstrate the importance of finding the "why" in both her journey and the lives of children.

Nola Brantley: Nola Brantley is the Founder & CEO of Nola Brantley Speaks is best known as a nationally acclaimed advocate who has played a large role in spear-heading the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children awareness and advocacy movement in the state of California since 2004. Nola has traveled the continuum of abuse that many sex trafficking victims and survivors have traveled. Nola has become nationally recognized as a powerful voice for the issue of child sex trafficking through her moving and information packed public speaking.

Her experience with the compounded risk factors of poverty, unaddressed trauma, intergenerational abuse, foster care involvement and misuse of authority all serve to give Nola a powerful firsthand understanding not only of the CSEC issue, but also of the underlying societal tapestry that creates and perpetuates the current epidemic of exploitation and violence plaguing the U.S.

Her hard work and perpetual vigilance has brought both focus and concrete resources to this chronically underserved and largely unrecognized population of victimized youth. She has taught innovative aftercare methods for abuse survivors to individuals from around the world.

Currently Nola is working as a child sex trafficking subject matter expert and a sought after master-trainer through her consultancy company Nola Brantley Speaks where she has trained over 250,000 professionals and community members to date.

Kia Dupclay: Kia Dupclay (she/her) is a dedicated human rights advocate passionate about ending homelessness and human trafficking. Born in East Oakland and later moving to Los Angeles while in foster care, she has committed herself to creating meaningful change in her community and legislation. Kia uniquely integrates technology with nonprofit efforts to challenge broken systems and develop innovative solutions for delivering essential services. Her advocacy has earned her numerous accolades, including the Los Angeles County Building Bridges Award, the S.C.R.I.P.T Award, and the Real Unsung Hero Award, along with recognition from the California State Senate and the Mayor of Los Angeles. As an active member on various boards, she addresses the complex issues intersecting with homelessness, such as interpersonal violence and substance use disorders. Kia has coordinated outreach in areas affected by human trafficking, hosted support groups for Rise Above Defeat and led training and research initiatives at the Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking. As the Executive Director of Free 2 Dream Big, she supports survivors of human trafficking, and she has implemented strategies for the Inside Safe Program as Supervisor of Programming and Housing Navigation under Mayor Karen Bass. Currently, Kia focuses on grant compliance for Amity Foundation’s housing projects and serves as the Youth Systems Analyst for the County of Los Angeles’ Chief Executive Office. With over a decade of lived experience in human trafficking, foster care, homelessness, and the justice system, Kia approaches her work with compassion, integrity, and a commitment to trauma-informed care, living by her motto: “Be like Nike and Just Do It!”

You dont want to miss this event. We look forward to seeing you there!

General Admission Tickets are $25 per person

General Admission Tickets include:

~Admission

~Resource Tables

~Free Food!

~Live Music

~Free Entry into giveaways and more!

VIP Admission Tickets are $35 per person (limited spots!)

VIP Admission Tickets Include:

~Admission

~Resource Tables

~Free Food!

~Live Music

~Free Entry into giveaways , and more!

~A Surprise Gift

~Meet and Greet with Kia Dupclay

Foster youth receive free admission

Registration starts at 8am!

Early Bird Special: Register by 04/15/25 and get General Admission $15, VIP Admission: $25

Use promo Codes GAEarlyBird or VIPEarlyBird for discount

Day of prices: General Admission $30 and VIP Admission $40

Parent discretion advised for youth under 12 years old. However it’s a family friendly event!

Host or Publisher Magdalena’s Daughters