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The WAR, Int’l Course, led by founder and president Rebecca McDonald, will cover key facts about Women At Risk, International. Topics will include the history and mission of WAR, Int’l, how programs and partners are developed, the handling of product and sales with artisans, specific ways to get involved, and more. Originally designed as a training for WAR, Int’l speakers, it is now open to anyone desiring to learn the heart and soul of our organization. Staff, consultants, volunteers, and interested community members are invited to join us for this enjoyable time of learning and interacting with WAR, Int’l’s founder and each other. The training, held in the area that houses our Encompassed Creations (US Training Center) program for rescued and at-risk Americans, includes a tour of WAR, Int’l headquarters and lunch catered by the Tea Trade Cafe.

Registration deadline: Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Rebecca McDonald, founder and president of Women At Risk, International (WAR, Int’l), is speaking at Faith Baptist Church on Sunday, September 20 at 9 am during their Sunday School hour. You are invited to hear this introduction to WAR, Int’l and learn how you can make a difference in the fight against human trafficking. She will also be sharing a brief update during their 10:15 am worship service.

Raised in Bangladesh, Becky developed a passion for the wounded and voiceless at a young age. Come hear how one woman’s story developed into WAR, Int’l and how arms of love created an organization that impacts thousands of lives. Mark your calendars and join us – we would love to see you there!

Product made by and in support of at-risk women will be available for purchase Sunday from 9 am to 12 pm. 

Faith Baptist Church
27w010 Parkway Drive
Winfield, IL 60190

100,000 – 300,000 U.S. kids at risk of trafficking
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

1/3 teens lured toward prostitution within 48 hrs of leaving home
National Runaway Hotline

15 (average number of times a trafficked minor sold per day)
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

No longer do we have the luxury of deciding whether or not we need to know about human trafficking. Learn how to become a circle of protection around the loved ones in your life by coming to one of our Civilian First Responder (CFR) conferences. Here, you will learn what makes a community susceptible to trafficking, how to identify a victim, how to respond to and report suspicious activity, and more. Discover helpful tips, action plans, and ways to protect the innocent.

This highly sought-after conference brings the U.S. government, Homeland Security, law enforcement officers, human trafficking survivors, and the president of Women At Risk, International into one room to educate communities on this dangerous crime.

Three Good Reasons to Host or Attend a CFR Event

1. You will learn to recognize the signs of trafficking in your community
2. You will learn healthy ways to respond to crisis situations
3. You will learn how to share this information with community members, of any age

Unable to attend? Check out our Digital Civilian First Responder Program.