West Chicagoland Anti-Trafficking Coalition exists to equip and support individuals, churches, civic groups, and non-profits in the fight against human trafficking in our own communities and beyond. We work to build collaboration between civic organizations, non-profit organizations, churches and individuals and to provide care for survivors, educate abolitionists, raise awareness, and promote edu
cational, training, and service events. Taking cues from coalitions around the nation, WCATC is about service to:
the individual. We are committed to educating individuals, student groups, faith communities, and social clubs, helping them become abolitionists and helping create doable plans for engagement and mobilization. We plan to offer a variety of events in a variety of venues throughout the year, from documentary film screenings, to fund-raising events for a chosen non-profit, to large gatherings of community leaders to educate, network, and collaborate. non-profits. We are committed to working closely with local non-profit organizations who labor in our community as well as non-profits focusing on other parts of the world, helping them raise awareness, funds, and providing for other needs. WCATC is made up of volunteers.
