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I have a speaker for the UserGroup Sherrie Caltagirone, founder of the Global Emancipation Network (GEN) Sherrie will discuss how GEN uses Splunk in order to combat human trafficking
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I have a speaker for the UserGroup Sherrie Caltagirone, founder of the Global Emancipation Network (GEN) Sherrie will discuss how GEN uses Splunk in order to combat human trafficking
copying infor from: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/customers/success-stories/global-emancipation-network.htmlWhile you are reading this, around 80 people in the world will become victims of human trafficking.These innocent people will have their hopes and dreams broken by a life of forced labor or sex slavery. When Sherrie Caltagirone saw the suffering and injustice of human trafficking, it be…
copying infor from: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/customers/success-stories/global-emancipation-network.htmlWhile you are reading this, around 80 people in the world will become victims of human trafficking.These innocent people will have their hopes and dreams broken by a life of forced labor or sex slavery. When Sherrie Caltagirone saw the suffering and injustice of human trafficking, it became her life’s mission to act. She founded GEN, a nonprofit organization of volunteers dedicated to using the power of data to help the up to 45 million annual victims of human trafficking.“Trafficking is a human tragedy. But it’s also an illicit economy, where someone buys a product to meet a demand like sex and domestic servitude,” says Caltagirone. “That transaction often has a digital footprint. So human trafficking is a data problem; 99.9% of our daily battles are about accessing data to stop trafficking.”