The Scarlet Cord is an educational tool. Through the installation, people learn that children don’t volunteer to be trafficked; they are forced. It would be wonderful if even ten perpetrators changed their minds and decided not to buy sex after the Super Bowl. It would be even more exciting if 100, or even 1,000, perpetrators…
Rozlind Saumalu on The Scarlet Cord It’s sad how these kids are manipulated into this life. Prostitution is no longer on the streets, it’s everywhere: in our schools, shopping malls, and neighborhoods. Lea Benson, President and CEO of StreetLightUSA
FOX 5, KVVU TV in Las Vegas features The Scarlet Cord in Phoenix for the Super Bowl: Scarlet Cord exhibit draws attention to victims of sex trafficking CBS 5, KPHO in Phoenix also ran a feature on The Scarlet Cord and child sex trafficking: Artist Hopes Exhibit Creates Awareness of Child Sex Trafficking
MLive.com features The Scarlet Cord being brought to Phoenix for the Super Bowl: ArtPrize installation in Phoenix for Super Bowl to raise awareness of sexual trafficking
Branded (detail), Branding marker on canvas, 2014 A 3-year-old dropped off in a room full of men…FOR SEX…in America. Where is the public outcry?
The Scarlet Cord exhibit brings awareness to child sex trafficking through powerful displays Downtown changes ahead of big game Big Game Count Down The Scarlet Cord sits on a vacant lot between downtown Phoenix and the Cardinals’ stadium where the Big Game will be played on Sunday. This past week we have spoken to students,…