It is confirmed, I am speaking at the A.A.M.S. in Toronto, ON

I should be getting my flight & hotel info tomorrow - it is confirmed, I am speaking at the opening of the Alliance Against Modern Slavery -http://allianceagainstmodernslavery.org/ - FREEDOM CONCERT andINAUGURAL CONFERENCE in Toronto, Ontario on January 28th & 29th, 2011. I am very honoured to be invited to attend as a speaker and presenter and it will be nice to see some of the people I have met in my search for Jessie . . . including MP Joy Smith, author Professor Benjamin Perrin, Timea Nagy, Tamara Cherry, and it will be an honour to meet in person, some of the people I have been communicating with, like Karlee Sapoznik, Natasha Falle, Andrew Churchman and many others. And it will be a great opportunity to meet others working to combat human trafficking, just as I have been doing. It will be nice to have some new contacts, but more than that, it means many, many others will be learning about my missing daughter, JESSIE FOSTER's human trafficking case, and it also means more media attention.

Alliance Against Modern Slavery FREEDOM CONCERT:

Friday, January 28th, 2011 - 7pm

FREEDOM CONCERT information -http://www.allianceagainstmodernslavery.org/?q=freedomconcert

Tickets are now available for our benefit concert athttps://secure1.tixhub.com/yorku/procurement

Featuring Glendene Grant; Timea Eva Nagy; Natasha Falle; Kevin Bales; Actress Singer Song Writer Kate Todd; Guitar Player Jeff Gunn; Artist Janelle Belgrave; Samba Elegua Drummers; an Anti-Slavery Art Auction; and much more.

Alliance Against Modern Slavery INAUGURAL CONFERENCE:

Saturday, January 29th, 2011 - 9:00am - 5:30pm

INAUGURAL CONFERENCE registration -http://www.allianceagainstmodernslavery.org/?q=conference1

*Session 3 (the session I am scheduled for): 11:30am - 1:00pm

Canadian Front Line Activists, Fair Trade Advocates, Journalists, Film Makers and Survivors: Glendene Grant, Mother of Missing Human Trafficking Victim Jessie Foster; Brittany Luby, Indigenous Student Life, “Trafficking of First Nations Women.” [5 min. video]; Timea Nagy, Sex Trafficking Survivor and Founder of Walk With Me; Azra Rashid, Forced Marriage Film Maker; Michael Sacco, Chocosol

Moderators: Jeff Gunn and Mekhala Guranaratne