Resource Links

• 2010 Pledge Sheet
• 2010 Application Form for Participating Nonprofit Groups
• Register HERE
• Speakers and Entertainment
• MC Lyte
• David Pomeranz
• Letter from Human Rights Walk-A-Thon Chairman
• Where Do I Park?
• Letter from James Evans – Founder Tampa Bay Academy of Hope
• Letter of support from Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficing
• City of Tampa Proclamation

The Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking
The Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking (FCAHT) is an organizationwhich was created in 2004 by Anna Rodriguez, who has extensive experience in how to identify victims, provide advocacy, and understand how to pursue justice for victims based on her experience in law enforcement, assistance for prosecution, and active participation delivering the human trafficking case law.

Youth for Human Rights
Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) is an independent non-profit corporation headquartered in Los Angeles, with the purpose to educate people in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights so they become valuable advocates for tolerance and peace.

YHRI holds events and produces instructional tools to raise human rights awareness such as the award-winning music video UNITED – a street-savvy, multi-ethnic, five-minute film in 15 languages – conveying the power of human rights awareness.

YHRI works with human rights advocates, legislators, teachers, police and humanitarians to encourage young people to learn and champion human rights.

The Human Rights Group
The purpose of the Human Rights Group is to revitalize society by making the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights known and accepted. They work to end modern day slavery and other human rights abuses through enlightening individuals on the rights we all share simply because we are human. They do this through educational outreach and human rights events such as the Human Rights Walkathon. Please visit the website thehumanrightsgroup.org

Tampa Bay Academy of Hope (TBAH)
Founded by James Evans in 1996, the Tampa Bay Academy of Hope has assisted over 100,000 youth with leadership training, counseling, referrals, mentoring, job placement, and scholarship development.

TBAH serves disadvantaged and at-risk youth between the ages of 12 and 18 who live in socioeconomically depressed communities within Hillsborough County. These students receive coaching, mentoring, and leadership skills based on our Leadership Through Education model. The areas of concentration include: school attendance, school behavior, academic achievement, self-esteem, and leadership.