Human Trafficking: A Victim Services Provider Perspective with Alicia Kinsman

The Litchfield Historical Society and the League of Women Voters of Litchfield County partnered to host "Human Trafficking: A Victim Service Provider Perspective" with Alicia Kinsman on Sunday, April 18th. In her talk, immigration attorney Alicia Kinsman addressed the fundamentals of human trafficking, a euphemism for the crime of modern-day slavery. The devastating truth is that slavery is more widespread than ever before.
Alicia Kinsman is an immigration attorney who provides technical assistance and support for the legal immigration program at the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants (CIRI), which serves over 3,000 clients each year. She also works as staff attorney for Project Rescue, CIRI’s anti-human trafficking program, and provides legal representation in immigration matters to victims of human trafficking and other crimes.
To learn more about how to help prevent and end human trafficking, visit the CIRI website at cirict.org/
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The mission of the Litchfield Historical Society is to illuminate the rich and nationally-significant history of Litchfield, enabling each of us to construct meaning from the past for the present and future. Located in Litchfield, Connecticut, we are home to the Litchfield History Museum and the Tapping Reeve House and the Litchfield Law School, America’s first law school.