A Collaboration for the Greater Good of Humanity
Jacquelyn Aluotto and I have started a collaboration to expand on the mutual mission in saving lives and combating Human Sex Trafficking. We will be working together in the near future on projects.
Jacquelyn Aluotto, President NTZ (No Trafficking Zone). An organization No Trafficking Zone is a (501C-3) non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention and elimination of human trafficking. Our mission is to disrupt and dismantle human trafficking by creating No Trafficking Zones that implement high-risk penalties and crimes for predators that prey on children and adults. No Trafficking Zones provide resources, and education to support leaders, businesses, community members and law enforcement to ensure the safety of vulnerable children and adults. We know that through public awareness, implementing legislation, and advocacy, we can create a world free of human trafficking.
No Trafficking Zone was launched in January 2020 with the purpose of forming an innovative initiative to combat human trafficking. The initiative became so effective, and in high demand, that it evolved into its own organization, actively collaborating with a robust group of expert advocates, elected officials, business professionals, survivor leaders, and community leaders to combat human trafficking through impactful education and legislation.
These 3 Bills were the result of Jacquelyn Aluotto No Trafficking Zone leadership and determination to make a difference for humanity. BACK
Senate Bill 1831
The "No Trafficking Zone Act" aims to protect students by imposing harsher penalties
for offenses near schools and during school functions. Offenders contacting, arranging meetings, or picking up students within the designated zone will face enhanced charges, including the use of technology for school-hour pickups.
House Bill 3553
HB 3353 extended the protections established by Senate Bill 1831. Additionally, HB 3553 included all universities and colleges (higher education) within the "No Trafficking Zones," ensuring enhanced safeguards within 1000 feet of these institutions. This legislative action aims to deter trafficking activities near educational premises, providing stronger security for students and higher education communities
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House Bill 3554
HB 3554, an extension of Senate Bill 1831, includes community centers, youth shelters for the homeless, juvenile detention centers, Residential Treatment Centers, foster care facilities, and child-care centers within the ambit of legislation. These legislative measures demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding the well-being of children and students, reinforcing the fight against human trafficking and exploitation.
Jacquelyn Aluotto
NTZ, President
Real Beauty Real Women, Founder
