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Turbo Global Partners Will Produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in Partnership Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) January 13, 2017
Turbo Global Partners Will Produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in Partnership Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) January 13, 2017.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n\n\nTurbo Global Partners Will Produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in Partnership Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) January 13, 2017\n\n\n\n\n\nTurbo Global Partners Will Produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in Partnership Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) January 13, 2017\nPR Newswire\nCARSON CITY, Nevada, October 18, 2016\n\n\n\nCARSON CITY, Nevada, October 18, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --\n\nTurbo Global Partners (TURBO) trading as DIBZ International, Inc. (OTC: DIBZ), in partnership with Airline Ambassadors, International (AAI) sets the date of January 13, 2017 for the Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness.\n\nTURBO through its wholly-owned subsidiary Turbo Communications, Inc. will produce a Global Telethon for Human and Child Trafficking Awareness in partnership with AAI for the purpose to raise funds to create safe havens for children rescued from being enslaved and trafficked in the U.S.  The date slated is January 13, 2017 and will be produced in Las Vegas, on the heels of AAI's human and trafficking awareness training at McCarran International Airport for airport personnel, law enforcement, retail workers and volunteers.\n\nRobert Singerman, CEO of TURBO states, \"January is human and child trafficking awareness month, and it's the perfect time to produce this Global Television event, especially on the heels of the human and trafficking awareness training at McCarran conducted by AAI.\"  He continues, \"Human and child trafficking is the 2nd biggest crime in the world, and with an estimated 200,000 children currently in sexual slavery in the U.S., we need 100,000 beds in structured facilities to not just provide safe harbor for rescued children, but facilities that deliver a holistic strategy to nurture, revive and heal these victims.\" \n\nEric Roberts, on-camera host of the new global media campaign part of which is a series of newly produced PSA's by Turbo's wholly owned subsidiary, Turbo Communications, Inc. agrees. \"When I learned that it's estimated that 200,000 children are sex slaves in the U.S. with the average age of 8-years old, I was shocked and sickened.  But when I learned of the work of AAI, I'm forever changed.  My commitment to help AAI has now become my life's and ...