FREE Screening of FLE$H: Bought and Sold in the U.S.

Reel and Meal at the New Deal Cafe to screen FLE$H: Bought and Sold in the U.S. This month's event is guest co-sponsored by Greenbelt CARES. The free film begins at 7:00 pm with an optional ($13.00) vegan buffet starting at 6:30 pm. FLE$H, a shocking documentary, calls into question our definitions of slavery, human trafficking, and prostitution in the United States. To learn more about FLE$H, visit http://www.fleshthemovie.org/press.
Discussion facilitators include:
Jeanne Allert, Founder and Director of The Samaritan Women;
Kathryn Maslanka, Development Associate, Polaris Project;
Robert Lauer, Police Supervisor/Homeland Security Coordinator for the City of Greenbelt; and
Glenda Bullock-Willis, Crisis Counselor at Greenbelt CARES.
Join us to learn more about the issue, how it impacts residents of Prince George's County and what you can do to help end human slavery in our community.
Contact Shirley Middleton at smiddle@me.com for more information.