Secretary Eagleburger and P.M.F. on the Corruption of Human Trafficking in the United States

Human & Sex Trafficking Affect Over 4 Million Children & Young Women Each Year.

Our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate victims of human trafficking; and to help end trafficking through a campaign of public awareness and the prosecution of those who prey on the vulnerable.  Project Meridian Foundation  is looking for champions  (individuals and corporations) as partners to fight this crime against Children. (Click Here)  

The Greatest Crime against Humanity "Sex Trafficking" in your backyard?   University of Richmond   March 25, 2010  M.C. Virginia’s First Lady Maureen McDonnell Key note speakers were:   The Honorable Lawrence S. Eagleburger , Former U.S. Secretary of State and PMF Chairman, Nathan Wilson  , President / Founder of PMF, Craig W. Duehring , Former Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs and PMF Board Member, Louis Palombella,  Former DEA, Section Chief and PMF Director of Training, Captain Steve Drew,  Commander of the Major Crimes Unit for Richmond, Virginia Police Department

The National Press Club hosted PMF The “Epidemic” of Children forced into Sex Trafficking in the United States Panel speakers included Former U.S. Secretary of State Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Project Meridian Founder & President, Nathan Wilson; Dr. Gary Reynolds retired Chief of Police and Executive Director , for Safe Surfin' Foundation (which promotes safe use of the Internet), and Ambassador Lou C.de Baca, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons , U.S. State Department.

National Association of Attorneys General (N.A.A.G.) Criminal Law Committee requested P.M.F.

N.A.A.G. conducted a topical conference call with all Attorney Generals on the issue of Human Trafficking in the United State and U.S.Territories  

On Monday, October 19, 2009, the National Association of Attorneys General (N.A.A.G.) Criminal Law Committee requested and conducted a topical conference call on the issue of Human Trafficking. The conference call was co-hosted and mediated by Alicia Limtiaco, Attorney General of the Territory of Guam, and Anne Milgram, Attorneys General of New Jersey. Participants included dozens of Attorneys General of the United States and U.S. territories, as well as representatives of several law enforcement agencies...Read More...