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This film tells about how Love146 got our name, the work we’re doing to end child trafficking, and the people like you who've had an incredible impact through the years of your support. Today, Love146 has reached over 70,000 children with survivor care and prevention. But that story begins over 20 years ago, with one child, when Rob Morris and some friends witnessed firsthand the horrific crime of child trafficking.
“We stood in a brothel with undercover investigators, looking through glass at young girls. They wore matching red dresses. Each girl had a number pinned to her dress that corresponded to menus. The children sat motionless, watching cartoons on a crackling TV… all except one girl. She was staring at us with a piercing gaze. Her number was 146. That moment changed something in me. It’s challenged me to not look away. To see the human in human trafficking.”
-Rob Morris | Love146 CEO & Co-founder
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CREDITS:
Directed by
Josh Stasko & Marilyn Murray
Featuring
Rob Morris
Hannah Gardiner
Dr. Gunelina Velazco
Elly Ji Hye Han as the girl wearing 146
Hayley Williams (Paramore)
Erin Williamson
Tamarra Clark
Tenisha Brown
Aria Flood
Cinematography by
Malcolm Velazco
Josh Stasko
Desi Farias
KLAX ABC 31 News
Edited by
Josh Stasko
Sound Mastering by
Eric Tate
Music
Try As You Might by Wild Wonder
A Better World by Shimmer
Mayfield Flux by Little Heart Feat. Jeremy Mayfield
When You See Me Again by TAYME
A Quiet Place by Gold Coast
The Story of Love146 – End Child Trafficking
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