Please join us for a FREE screening of the documentary film “This Adventure Called California” and an expert panel discussion on labor trafficking.
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The in-person screening will occur at the San Mateo County Regional Operations Center located at: 501 Winslow St, Redwood City, CA 94063.
To help create awareness that human trafficking happens in our own Bay Area backyards on July 21, 2026, we are delighted to be partnering with Tree Climber Media and award-winning Producer and Director Jennifer Huang to screen the documentary film, “This Adventure Called California” 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
Ruth Silver Taube, Supervising Attorney of the San Mateo County Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) Legal Advice Line
Elisa Kuhl, Deputy Director, Rape Trauma Services
Kyle W. Cakebread, Deputy District Attorney, San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office
Attendees will receive a FREE lunch and refreshments. Please email us at events@justiceatlast.org if you have any dietary restrictions.
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.