We are proud and honored to have our very own Rose Mukhar speak with the Richmond Rotary Club about the vital work Justice At Last does and our impact on survivors’ lives and human trafficking throughout the Bay Area.

Local chapters of Rotary Clubs and other service-oriented and justice-based organizations frequently welcome us to provide training and host discussions about how human trafficking affects our local communities and what we all can do to help support survivors and prevent trafficking.

If you would like our Founder and CEO, Rose Mukhar, to speak at one of your upcoming local club meetings, please email your request to events@justiceatlast.org.

We are proud and honored to have our very own Rose Mukhar speak with the Redwood City Rotary Club about the vital work Justice At Last does and our impact on survivors’ lives and human trafficking throughout the Bay Area.

Local chapters of Rotary Clubs and other service-oriented and justice-based organizations frequently welcome us to provide training and host discussions about how human trafficking affects our local communities and what we all can do to help support survivors and prevent trafficking.

If you would like our Founder and CEO, Rose Mukhar, to speak at one of your upcoming local club meetings, please email your request to events@justiceatlast.org.

Justice At Last is hosting our next “Volunteer Orientation and Introduction to Human Trafficking” training on Monday, August 3, 2026, starting at 12 PM Pacific Time, and this is a prerequisite for all volunteers, including the Board of Directors, before they can start volunteering for Justice At Last.

This 90-minute mandatory virtual training provides volunteers with an introduction to human trafficking and the work we do throughout the Greater Bay Area at Justice At Last. We will also address the different volunteer opportunities that help support our work on behalf of trafficked persons. If you are currently volunteering for us but have not yet attended this introduction training, we ask that you plan to attend for the first 60 minutes of the event. 

Please register here to secure your chance to learn about human trafficking, and you will be emailed the Zoom credentials.

Want to learn more about our volunteer opportunities? Go here.

Please join us for a FREE VIRTUAL screening of the documentary film “This Adventure Called California” and an expert panel discussion on labor trafficking.

Go here to register

To help create awareness that human trafficking happens in our own Bay Area backyards on July 31, 2026, we are delighted to be partnering with Tree Climber Media and award-winning Producer and Director Jennifer Huang to screen this film that addresses the vulnerabilities of being trafficked and re-exploited and the determination and incredible resilience of the protagonist, Arnoldo Lopez Contreras, to move forward and overcome constant obstacles.

A panel discussion on the impact and challenges of trafficking in our communities will follow the screening. Panelists are still being confirmed and include:

• Rafael Bautista, a Member of the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking

• Jennifer Huang, Award-winning Film Producer and Director of This Adventure Called California and The Long Rescue.

• Ruth Silver Taube, Supervising Attorney of the Santa Clara County and San Mateo County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) Legal Advice Lines

• Ben Sinoff, Deputy District Attorney of the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office

You can get more information and register here.

We look forward to seeing you!

This event is being offered for FREE to encourage participation and engagement.

There is a suggested donation of $15 to cover related expenses. Donations can be made here.

Please join us for a FREE screening of the documentary film “This Adventure Called California” and an expert panel discussion on labor trafficking.

Please Register Here

The in-person screening will occur at the San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building, 401 Van Ness Avenue, Room 206/210, San Francisco, CA  94102.

To help create awareness that human trafficking happens in our own San Francisco Bay Area backyards on July 30, 2026, we are delighted to be partnering with Tree Climber Media and award winning Producer and Director Jennifer Huang and screen this film that addresses the vulnerabilities of being trafficked and re-exploited and the the determination and incredible resilience of the protagonist, Arnoldo Lopez Contreras to move forward and overcome constant obstacles.

A panel discussion on the impact and challenges of trafficking in our communities will follow the screening. Panelists are still being confirmed and include:

• Rafael Bautista, Chair of the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking

• Hediana Utarti, Volunteer Program Coordinator/Community Advocate at the Asian Women’s Shelter

• Jennifer L. Sta.Ana, Special Assistant Attorney General, Office of Attorney General Rob Bonta, California Department of Justice

• Jennifer Tse Shim, Regional Coordinator – Workplace Crimes, Western Region Wage & Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor

Attendees will receive a FREE lunch and refreshments.

We look forward to seeing you!

This event is being offered for FREE to encourage participation and engagement.

There is a suggested donation of $15 for the value of the lunch. Donations can be made here.

Please join us for a FREE screening of the documentary film “This Adventure Called California” and an expert panel discussion on labor trafficking.

The in-person screening will occur at the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Chambers, located on the first floor of the County Government Center, 70 West Hedding Street, San Jose, CA 95110.

GO HERE TO REGISTER

To help create awareness that human trafficking happens in our own backyards on July 29, 2026, we are delighted to be partnering with Tree Climber Media and award winning Producer and Director Jennifer Huang to screen this film that addresses the vulnerabilities of being trafficked and re-exploited and the determination and incredible resilience of the protagonist, Arnoldo Lopez Contreras, to move forward and overcome constant obstacles.

A panel discussion on the impact and challenges of trafficking in our communities will follow the screening. Panelists include:

• Rafael Bautista, Chair of the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking

• Ruth Silver Taube, Supervising Attorney of the Santa Clara County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) Legal Advice Line

• Monroe Tyler, Deputy District Attorney of the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office 

• Tasia Wiggins, Victim Services Director of the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office 

Attendees will receive a FREE lunch and refreshments. If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know at events@justiceatlast.org

To register, please go here.

We look forward to seeing you!

This event is being offered for FREE to encourage participation and engagement.

There is a suggested donation of $15 to cover related expenses. Donations can be made here.

We are pleased to have our very own Rose Mukhar speak with the Castro Valley Rotary about the vital work Justice At Last does and our impact on survivors’ lives and human trafficking throughout the Bay Area.

We are often invited by local chapters of Rotary Clubs and other service-oriented and justice-based organizations to provide training and host discussions about how human trafficking affects our local communities and what we all can do to help support survivors and prevent trafficking.

If you would like our Founder and CEO, Rose Mukhar, to speak at one of your upcoming local club meetings, please email your request to events@justiceatlast.org.

Justice At Last is hosting our next “Volunteer Orientation and Introduction to Human Trafficking” training on Friday, July 3, 2026, starting at 11:30 AM Pacific Time, and this is a prerequisite for all volunteers, including the Board of Directors, before they can start volunteering for Justice At Last.

Please register here, and you will then receive the Zoom credentials for the Friday, July 3, 2026, training.

This virtual training provides volunteers with an introduction to human trafficking as well as an understanding of the human-rights-based approach to anti-trafficking that we do throughout the Greater Bay Area at Justice At Last.

We will also address the different volunteer opportunities that help support our work on behalf of trafficked persons. If you are currently volunteering for us but have not yet attended this introduction training, we ask that you plan to attend for the first 60 minutes of the event. 

Want to learn more about our volunteer opportunities? Please go here for more information about how you can help uplift our mission.

Justice At Last is hosting our next “Volunteer Orientation and Introduction to Human Trafficking” training on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, starting at 12 PM Pacific Time, and this is a prerequisite for all volunteers, including the Board of Directors, before they can start volunteering for Justice At Last.

This is a mandatory virtual training that provides volunteers with an introduction to human trafficking and the work we do throughout the Greater Bay Area at Justice At Last. We will also address the different volunteer opportunities that help support our work on behalf of trafficked persons. If you are currently volunteering for us but have not yet attended this introduction training, we ask that you plan to attend for the first 60 minutes of the event. 

Please register here, and you will then receive the Zoom credentials for the Tuesday, June 23, 2026, training.

Want to learn more about our volunteer opportunities? Please go here for more information about how you can help uplift our mission.

We are honored and delighted to have our very own Rose Mukhar, meet with the Clayton Valley/Concord Sunrise Rotary Club to discuss the work Justice At Last does and the impact on survivors’ lives and human trafficking throughout the Bay Area.

We are often invited to local chapters of Rotary Clubs and other service-oriented and justice-based organizations to provide training and engage in discussions about how human trafficking is impacting our own communities and what we all can do to help support survivors and prevent trafficking.

If you would like our Founder and CEO, Rose Mukhar, to speak at one of your upcoming local club meetings, please email your request to events@justiceatlast.org.

Come and join us on June 13, 2026 and meet our Board, Staff and Volunteers who will be participating in the Livermore Rodeo Parade in partnership and support with the Tri-Valley Nonprofit Alliance (TVNPA).

Justice At Last is a proud member of the TVNPA, and we will also be joining other nonprofit organizations and tabling at the Quest Science Center after the parade to share information about the work we do on behalf of survivors of trafficking.

Please wave to us as we walk in the parade and stop by to say hello to our team and other members of the TVNPA.

We would love to support and table any community events your agency or organization is hosting. Please reach out to us with advance notice to info@justiceatlast.org to request more information and our availability.

Justice At Last is hosting our next “Volunteer Orientation and Introduction to Human Trafficking” training on Saturday, June 6, 2026, starting at 10 AM Pacific Time, and this is a prerequisite for all volunteers, including the Board of Directors, before they can start volunteering for Justice At Last.

This 90-minute mandatory virtual training provides volunteers with an introduction to human trafficking and the work we do throughout the Greater Bay Area at Justice At Last. We will also address the different volunteer opportunities that help support our work on behalf of trafficked persons. If you are currently volunteering for us but have not yet attended this introduction training, we ask that you plan to attend for the first 60 minutes of the event. 

Please register here and you will then receive the Zoom credentials for the Saturday, June 6, 2026, training.

Please click here to learn more about our volunteer opportunities.

We are honored to provide a specialized training to the direct services team at Monarch Services, located in Santa Cruz County. 

Goals for this training include equipping service providers with best practices for identifying potential signs of human trafficking, responding in a trauma-informed manner, and connecting survivors to appropriate services and support.

This is a closed training session. Please contact us directly if you would like more information about our free comprehensive trainings or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.

We are delighted to provide a specialized training to the team members at Narika, located in Alameda County.

Justice At Last Advocates provided a training so Narkia Team Members can better understand how to approach the legal intersections between domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

This is a closed training session. Please contact us directly if you would like more information about our free comprehensive trainings or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.

We are delighted that our very own Rose Mukhar will be participating at the Powerful Women International Connections’ “It takes a Village to Elevate a Community,” Roundtable Discussion on Friday, May 22, 2026 from 11am to 2:15pm PT. The roundtable discussion will focus on building a resilient, productive community together.

For more information and to secure your tickets, please click here.

We are partnering once again with Monarch Services, located in Santa Cruz County, and we are honored to provide specialized training to their direct services Team. 

A "Know Your Rights" training that educates human trafficking survivors and service providers about survivors' legal rights, available protections, and forms of relief—including immigration relief and victim assistance resources—to support safety, recovery, and empowerment.

This is a closed training session. Please contact us directly if you would like more information about our free comprehensive trainings or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.

Our very own Riley Hellinger facilitated this training, which helps equip professionals in non-human-trafficking-specific organizations with best practices for identifying potential signs of human trafficking, responding in a trauma-informed manner, and connecting survivors to appropriate services and support.

This specialized training aims to bring together the dedicated case managers and specialists of the Hope Solutions Re-entry Team, who work closely with individuals transitioning out of justice system involvement and housing instability.

This is a closed training session. Please contact us directly if you would like more information about our free comprehensive trainings or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.

In partnership with the PLI (Practising Law Institute), Tahirih Justice Center and Bay Area Legal Aid and many other legal and social service providers, our very own Legal Director, Carolyn Kim, participated in this 6-hour-long session about representing, advocating and supporting domestic violence immigrant survivors. This session was recorded by the PLI and is available for viewing at their website here.

Please contact us directly if you would like more information about the free comprehensive trainings we provide or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.

Justice At Last is hosting our next “Volunteer Orientation and Introduction to Human Trafficking” training on Saturday, May 9, 2026, starting at 9 AM Pacific Time, and this is a prerequisite for all volunteers, including the Board of Directors, before they can start volunteering for Justice At Last.

This 90-minute mandatory virtual training for all volunteers provides volunteers with an introduction to what human trafficking is and the work we do throughout the Greater Bay Area at Justice At Last. We will also address the different volunteer opportunities that help support our work on behalf of trafficked persons. If you are currently volunteering for us but have not yet attended this introduction training, we ask that you plan to attend for the first 60 minutes of the event. 

Please register here and you will then receive the Zoom credentials for the Saturday, May 9, 2026, training.

Please click here to learn more about our volunteer opportunities.

Justice At Last is proud to be a partner of the Contra Costa County Human Trafficking Task Force and honored that our very own Lindsay Marum, Managing Attorney, facilitated this training, which provided an overview of T visas and Continued Presence as critical protections for human trafficking survivors, while highlighting promising practices for effective, survivor-centered collaboration with law enforcement.

This specialized training brings together local law enforcement agencies and personnel from across Contra Costa County, who operate under a multidisciplinary task force co-led by the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office.

This is a closed training session.

Please contact us directly if you would like more information about our free comprehensive trainings or if you would like Justice At Last to present to your organization or agency.