Erin Giles, the founder of End Sex
Trafficking Day, is coming to campus Thursday, October 1! She will be speaking
in the Connelly Cinema at 5 PM. This event is ACS APPROVED!
From food stamps to freedom fighter, Erin
Giles is going to be talking about how keeping it real and getting
uncomfortable is the jumping off point to doing something that inspires change.
You will learn:
1. How she started EST Day and how her
biggest vulnerability became her biggest turning point.
2. Why NO excuse should hold you back from
inspiring change.
3. That we’re all leaders and why being
vulnerable attracts followers
4. How you can stand up for freedom with Erin
Bio:
Erin Giles started End Sex Trafficking Day in
2012 while on food stamps. She’s passionate about inspiring change and standing
up for freedom. She’s been seen on USA Today, Marie Claire, Inc., and spoke at
TEDx about her work with EST Day. You can find her online at eringiles.com and
instagram at erinmgiles.
Check out the flyer below for all of the information on this important event!
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