AUSTIN (Nexstar) — Starting in January, an show at the Bullock Texas Condition Heritage Museum could be coming to your city.

The “Not Alone” exhibit will be traveling all-around Texas, aiming to elevate awareness about human trafficking.

“It definitely does impact any one, anywhere,” Angie Glasker with the Bullock Museum explained, outlining a lesser variation of the show will shortly be shipped across the point out.

“It details out the red flags that you can search for in sexual intercourse trafficking and labor trafficking,” Glasker claimed. “Who is afflicted? And what would make you a lot more susceptible to human trafficking, what to do if you consider you are currently being groomed? What does grooming seem like?”

The panels in the show feature interactive QR codes that acquire you to tales from survivors and highlights approaches you can assist.

“Trafficking does not target individuals, trafficking targets vulnerabilities,” trafficking survivor and advocate Kathy McGibbon said in a person of the videos.

“So my vulnerability of just remaining a young kid place me, truly, in a spot that I couldn’t battle and get absent from,” Toni McKinnley, survivor and advocate, spelled out.

Trafficking authorities also test to split down misconceptions.

“A lot of persons think of a trafficker to be like a creepy person. In reality, a trafficker and a perpetrator of violence could be everyone,” Daniella Alvarado Perez described in that identical video clip.

The whole show has presently been a success at the Bullock Museum this 12 months.

“The feedback that we were finding from guests was that this is something that was required, that it was quite academic,” Glasker spelled out.

Now, the Texas Truckers Affiliation is transporting the panels statewide, for absolutely free.

“There’s 11 panels. It is intended to go into scaled-down venues, so libraries, group facilities, modest neighborhood museums. It is initial location is booked to be the Val Verde County Library in Del Rio.”

The show will journey by 2024. For a lot more facts on scheduling the panels for your local community, simply click right here.