<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3euRjE_1GtApVt900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3euRjE_1GtApVt900" width="976" height="549" ><figcaption>Brian Tague</figcaption></figure>Spotting the signs of human trafficking can be difficult, and with Pennsylvania consistently ranking high in reported cases, knowing the signs to look out for is imperative.At the Unstoppable You Conference, community members from across York gathered to listen to speakers and learn about the dangers of human trafficking, domestic violence and homelessness."We need to come together, have these conversations, listen to this information so that way we can be more informed. They say knowledge is power, but it's applied knowledge that's power," said Jennifer Foxworthy, the founder and CEO of Unstoppable You Ministries.Speakers shared their experiences with human trafficking and homelessness. With the presenters discussing how it affected them and how they were able to get help through the community.Attendees were given access to resources that can help those going through similar situations. Many organizations view the event as a chance to keep the community informed.Tami Anderson, who was presenting for the Pennsylvania Turn Pike Commission, said, "We have a great opportunity to share that awareness and give people real information that guides them, not fear mongering, not taking them down the wrong path, not putting them in areas of danger, but giving them real information that they can spot signs, they can report issues, and they can do due diligence in that area without putting anyone in danger."By connecting people with resources and help the Unstoppable You Conference, the event gives community members a reminder that no one is alone."We want people to know that to strengthen numbers and that they don't have to suffer in silence alone," explained Foxworthy. "That there are resources, there are people who care, there's trauma-informed specialists, there's healthcare professionals, there are social workers and advocates."</div></body>

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Spotting the signs of human trafficking can be difficult, and with Pennsylvania consistently ranking high in reported cases, knowing the signs to look out for is imperative. At the Unstoppable You Conference, community members from across York gathered to listen to speakers and learn about the dangers of human trafficking, domestic violence and homelessness.

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Spotting the signs of human trafficking can be difficult, and with Pennsylvania consistently ranking high in reported cases, knowing the signs to look out 

Unstoppable You Conference returns to York

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