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Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth

Walk 4 Youth

Help give back by walking, using your voice, and fighting Human Trafficking among youth in our community.

5th Annual Anti Human Trafficking Walk for Youth
5th Annual Anti Human Trafficking Walk for Youth
15 DAYS TO THE EVENT
Oct 24, 2026, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Riverside City Hall,
3900 Main St, Riverside, CA 92501, USA

Join us in person for the 5th Annual Anti Human Trafficking Walk for Youth in Riverside, CA...let's stand together and make a difference!

Join Us for the 5th Annual Anti Human Trafficking Walk for Youth!

5th Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth & Harvest Fest


Freedom belongs to every child.


Join Magdalena’s Daughters for our 5th Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Riverside City Hall.


This free, family-friendly event brings youth, families, community leaders, service providers, and advocates together to raise awareness about human trafficking and strengthen the connections that help protect young people.


This year, we are adding a fun Harvest Fest and Halloween experience! Children and families are encouraged to wear their favorite family-friendly costumes and participate in our best-dressed costume contest.


What to Expect:


• Community walk for freedom

• Best-dressed costume contest

• Candy for children

• Pumpkins and fall activities

• Live entertainment and dancing

• Food and refreshments

• Youth and family resources

• Human trafficking prevention and awareness

• Community connection and fun

• A medal and swag bag for registered walkers, while supplies last


This walk is for everyone. Whether you are a parent, young person, educator, foster parent, social worker, community partner, advocate, or someone who simply believes every child deserves to be safe, seen, and supported, we invite you to walk with us.


Human trafficking prevention begins long before exploitation occurs. It begins when young people have safe relationships, trusted adults, supportive communities, and places where they know they belong.


Come dressed up, bring the family, enjoy the Harvest Fest activities, and help us remind every young person that they are worth protecting.


Event Details:


Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026

Time: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Location: Riverside City Hall, 3900 Main Street, Riverside, CA 92522

Admission: Free and open to everyone

Attire: Comfortable walking shoes and family-friendly costumes are encouraged


Together, we can raise awareness, strengthen our community, and walk for a future where every child is protected.


Connection is protection. We’re walking for freedom.

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Speaker Highlights

Join us for our 5th Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth! Event will be informative but also fun! We will walk to spread awareness about Human Trafficking.

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Founder & CEO

Oliver North

Oliver North is the founder and CEO of O.T.O LLC, a consulting company dedicated to

building community and challenging every human to take ownership of their life while being led

by passions over paychecks. Oliver is a national keynote speaker, business strategist, master

trainer, mentor, and the author of the best-selling book “Win Today! He is defiant to obstacles;

being 1 of 14 children of parents who are former addicts, as well as going from foster care and

homelessness to a master’s degree by 23. His programs have impacted over 535,842 youth

nationwide, and he has trained over 85,000 Leaders. Oliver is a true radical, and to him, the

word “no” is simply a “yes” that has not arrived yet. He believes deeply in the concept of taking

ownership in every aspect, including life, leadership, education, and business. Oliver’s motto is

“It’s Okay 2 Dream but Don’t Just Chase the Dream, Go Catch It”.
 

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Educator, Advocate, & Survivor

Crystal Rozelle-Bennett

Crystal is an educator, an advocate, a survivor, and a self-proclaimed thriver whose life’s work is rooted in the belief that what happens to us does not have to define what becomes possible for us.

For more than 25 years, Crystal has transformed personal experiences of trauma into a lifelong commitment to healing, advocacy, and systems change. Her journey has been one that has shifted from surviving trauma to helping transform the very systems that caused her harm.

As CEO of THRYVE LLC, Crystal works at the intersection of trauma, culture, leadership, equity, and systems transformation. She partners with organizations and leaders across the country to move beyond simply being trauma-informed toward creating environments where people experience safety, belonging, dignity, voice, choice, healing, and the genuine opportunity to thrive.

Crystal is sought after nationally for training, keynote speaking, coaching, and consultation on human trafficking and exploitation, trauma-informed leadership, suicide prevention, motivational interviewing, racial and collective trauma, community and collective care, culturally responsive and anti-oppressive practice, child trauma and maltreatment, and equitable systems transformation. Her work increasingly focuses on helping leaders navigate the complexity of changeb particularly in systems serving children, youth, families, and communities impacted by trauma and oppression.

A fierce advocate for social justice, Crystal challenges audiences to examine the systems they have inherited, the assumptions they carry, and the courage required to create something different.

She does not speak about healing from a distance.

She speaks as someone who fought to find a way to survive and then chose to use what she learned to help others. Her message is simple:

We cannot transform systems without transforming how we see people.

We cannot create healing-centered systems while ignoring the wounds within them.

And we cannot ask people to thrive in systems that were never designed for them to flourish.

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Identity Coach & Author

Tamika Thomas

Tamika Thomas is a transformational identity coach, speaker, best-selling author, founder of Tuesday with Tamika and The Sanctuary, and host of the Healing & Becoming Podcast. With more than a decade of experience in personal development, education, and emotional wellness, Tamika helps women heal from past wounds, break unhealthy patterns, rebuild their identity, and move forward with clarity and confidence. Known for blending practical strategies, neuroscience, and real-life wisdom, she creates transformational spaces where women can do the deeper work required to heal, elevate, and become. Tamika’s message is rooted in one powerful belief: what happened to you may be part of your story, but it does not get to determine who you become.

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Thank You

Thank you to everyone who came and supported our 2nd Annual Anti-Human Trafficking Walk for Youth. The fight to end human trafficking is only possible when we work together. Thank you to all the vendors who came out to support and provide resources to our community. Thank you to our sponsors who helped make this event happen and helped out smiles across the faces of foster youth. Thank you to our guest speakers for standing with us and also sharing their personal fight against human trafficking. Thank you to our keynote speaker Nola Brantley for sharing her message to providers and our youth about how to best fight human trafficking.

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Safety  .  Family  .  Hope

Our mission is to provide vulnerable youth in foster care with a sanctuary that combats human trafficking by fostering a sense of safety, family, hope, resilience, and a community of belonging.

 

Email: info@magdalenasdaughters.org

Address: 8816 Foothill Blvd #103-181 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Phone: 909-906-0472

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