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 
George Peppas is an AAI member and completing his doctoral thesis based on our work and the experience of all international volunteers. Thanks for taking the time to help us!
Christmas is a time of giving, a time of sharing, come join Airline Ambassadors as we continue to put smiles on kids faces of kids for more than 20 years! Dec 12-15!
Thursday – December 13
Jose Redondo Raffo, one of of our most incredible humanitarians, will lead the team. He has been active helping our brothers and sisters from other countries like Peru, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Mexico and Guatemala. On Sept 14 and 15 he joined a team from SACSA (Airport administration) continue a commitment to help Barrio San Francisco.
They taught the kids the value of the environment and how they could use everyday materials to built a vertical garden. Working together with young students from the School Corazón de Maria, they built a Vertical Garden.
PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO ERADICATE HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Sadly the Washington post did not print our Letter to the Editor 
Cheryl Robinson is one of Airline Ambassadors most vibrant mission leaders. She is leading our upcoming trip to the Philippines and also leads the South Africa trips every year. She is also Delta flight attendant and extends her compassion to the job as well.
Upon landing at the airport, the passenger, identified as Yury Rubel, was declared dead. The Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office said the passenger died of natural causes. Rubel was suffering from hypertensive cardiovascular disease, which caused his death. The age and place of origin of the passenger were not immediately revealed, Detroit Free Press reported.
The Delta flight 583 took off from Detroit Metropolitan Airport for Shanghai around 4:25 p.m. EDT and the medical team pronounced him dead around at 7:15 p.m. EDT.After a “medical emergency was declared,” a Delta spokesperson said the flight decided to divert the plane back to the airport.
Airport spokeswoman Lisa Gass said Airport Authority’s Public Safety team responded to the airline’s request of medical assistance on the plane. Authorities determined that the passenger already died when the team arrived onboard.
A passenger on a Delta Airlines flight from Detroit, Michigan, to Shanghai, China, was unresponsive.
Flight 583 was rescheduled and took off at 8:20 a.m. EDT on Tuesday.
Although it was difficult, Cheryl continued to fly
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