I-5 Freedom Network| San Clemente Times

City Proposes Massage Parlor Ordinance to Combat Human Trafficking

By Shawn Raymundo Human trafficking is a widespread problem that can be found in just about every community of Orange County, Anaheim Police Sgt. Juan…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

i-5 Freedom Hosts Forum on Effects of Legalized Prostitution

By Shawn Raymundo The i-5 Freedom Network, a San Clemente-based nonprofit organization, hosted a forum last week to discuss the potential effects that legalizing or…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Anti-Human Trafficking Network Hosts Third ‘Be a Big Cheese’ Fundraiser

By Eric Heinz In its third year, i-5 Freedom Network hosted the annual “Be a Big Cheese” fundraiser at The Cellar on Monday, Feb. 11,…

GETTING OUT, Spotlight

i-5 High Five for Freedom Walk is Sunday, July 15

San Clemente Times 2 p.m. The i-5 High Five for Freedom Walk is a downtown San Clemente walk-about meant to raise awareness about human trafficking…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Be a Big Cheese 2 Emphasizes Need for Awareness of Human Trafficking

By Eric Heinz For its second consecutive year, the i-5 Freedom Network hosted its Be a Big Cheese event, which raises funds for the organization’s…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

I-5 Freedom Network Poker Walk on June 4

San Clemente Times I-5 Freedom Network is hosting a Poker Walk for Freedom from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on June 4. Participants will walk down Avenida Del…

EYE ON SC, News Headlines

Local Hoteliers Get Look at Human Trafficking Issues

By Jim Shilander Members of the new Interstate 5 Freedom Network gave local hotel operators a look at a dark part of the world Thursday,…

I-5 Freedom Network

City Proposes Massage Parlor Ordinance to Combat Human Trafficking

i-5 Freedom Hosts Forum on Effects of Legalized Prostitution

Anti-Human Trafficking Network Hosts Third ‘Be a Big Cheese’ Fundraiser

i-5 High Five for Freedom Walk is Sunday, July 15

Be a Big Cheese 2 Emphasizes Need for Awareness of Human Trafficking

I-5 Freedom Network Poker Walk on June 4

Local Hoteliers Get Look at Human Trafficking Issues

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