Our Airline Ambassador team will provide training in Bucharest, Romania on March 28/29, 2019. Training’s will be provided at the Radisson Blu Hotel for hotel employees, uber drivers and the hospitality community, at SELEC Headquarters, the Airport and the US Embassy. Many thanks to the US Embassy for sponsorship of this important initiative.
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Thank you for your continued cooperation and support.
The City of Atlanta works with multiple partners in the fight to end human trafficking. But sometimes, the most powerful force is the force of one – local individuals who take a personal stand – even if it means working in the shadows of this dangerous industry to save lives.
Convening at the Georgia International Convention Center, 2000 Convention Center Concourse, College Park, GA, the Summit brings together cohorts across the spectrum of stakeholders seeking to draw the line on human trafficking. Registration opens at 8 a.m. and program begins promptly at 9 a.m. Please bring registration ticket for entry. Walk-ins will not be admitted. GICC parking is available for a reduced rate of $5. For more information, visit 
Delta is intensifying its efforts to raise awareness of human trafficking ahead of the Super Bowl coming to Atlanta.
Weeks before the big game and its fans descend on Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Delta (NYSE: DAL) has launched a new in-flight video and enhanced signage to guide passengers on how to spot human trafficking. The city of Atlanta estimates the event will draw in more than 1 million visitors, with increased traffic around the Mercedes-Benz stadium, downtown business areas and the Atlanta airport.
In Atlanta, trafficking has consistently climbed, with 98 reported cases in 2012 to 276 in 2017, according to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
Atlanta is a hotbed for the activity for several reasons. It’s home to the world’s busiest airport, hosts major conventions and events and has an extensive highway system. New signs are being rolled out across the airline’s major hubs in advance of the Super Bowl to educate the passengers on trafficking indicators.
“With over 56,000 employees trained to identify trafficking indicators, we are introducing a customer awareness campaign that will unite us all – sending a clear message to traffickers that they are not welcome on our planes or in our airports,” said Allison Ausband, senior vice president of Delta’s in-flight service.
Delta partnered with Polaris, an anti-human trafficking non-profit, to launch human trafficking training last year. The company has trained 56,000 of its employees to watch for signs of forced labor or sexual exploitation on flights or in airports, and roughly 500 of the airline’s employees will volunteer at the Super Bowl to help detect any potential victims of human trafficking.
The campaign was created in collaboration with Polaris and uses a young boy’s narrative of human trafficking to ask customers to #GetOnBoard.
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May 1st: Visit the children and families at Abatex Dumpsite. We will be providing lunch for the community, swimming or going on an excursion. Airline Ambassadors helps sponsor a feeding program for the families in the area throughout the year. Last fall, we were able to partner with the Jaimie Sheth Foundation to open up their very own feeding shelter. After our activities we will return to Elan Hotel where you are free to have dinner on your own (meal not included).
May 2nd-6th- Travel approximately four hours by bus to Shepherd of the Hills Children’s home (SOTH). We will be spending four nights and five days enjoying many planned activities such as swimming, hiking, educational workshops, excursions, arts and crafts projects and playing basketball. We are here to simply build relationships with and love on approximately 50 of the world’s greatest children (in our humble opinion). Airline Ambassadors has been visiting SOTH for many years now and sponsors children within the community as well.
This price includes:
-A few meals and snacks along the way (Approximately $10/meal)
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An AAI team of Nancy Rivard, Shamere McKenzie and Andrea Hobart provided our second all day training at the Chicago Dept of Aviation. Here are som of the comments from 36 new Airport Security gaurds:
Shamere kept the training lively and interesting!
Nancy and all the speakers are subject content experts who were able to explain in detail information that should
See below this not from Aicha to Coordinator Margaret Whitehead. 
We met Laury and Natacha, shared some key words and we boarded them to the PHL flight.
Hi Margaret !!
“From Poland to pizza…it was a great day with two fine young gentleman who arrived happy yet hungry!! Arak and Bartek were so enjoyable to get to know as we waited in the Rotunda for continuing flights at Ohare Airport. 
