Eyes Wide Open - a free public awareness event on human trafficking and safety awareness
Thursday, 7 May 2026
- Time
- 18:30 - 20:30
- Venue
- Active Living Centre, Huntsville, P1H1P5
- Price
- Free
Eyes Wide Open, a free public awareness event on human trafficking and safety awareness for youth, parents and community members.
This event is led by Timea E. Nagy, a best-selling author, internationally recognized advocate, and survivor of human trafficking. Since 2009, Nagy has educated more than one million people worldwide, assisted in over 500 police investigations, and supported hundreds of survivors and their families through her advocacy and outreach work.
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Presented by Timea’s Cause Inc., Rotary People of Action Huntsville, Muskoka Victim Services, Family Connexions, and the District of Muskoka. The event will bring together youth, parents, and community members for an important educational conversation about human trafficking, online luring, and prevention.
The evening will feature Timea E. Nagy, a best-selling author, internationally recognized advocate, and survivor of human trafficking. Since 2009, Nagy has educated more than one million people worldwide, assisted in over 500 police investigations, and supported hundreds of survivors and their families through her advocacy and outreach work.
While human trafficking may not always be visible within smaller communities, experts note that many regions sit along key transportation corridors and that online luring can occur anywhere. This session aims to provide practical information on recognizing warning signs, understanding how traffickers target victims online, and how awareness can play an important role in prevention.
“This event is about education and awareness,” organizers say. “By bringing a survivor educator, community organizations, and residents together, we hope to provide people with the knowledge they need to recognize risks and help keep our children, youth and community safe.”
The presentation is designed to be age-appropriate for both youth and adults. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the warning signs of trafficking, online safety considerations, and resources available to those who may need support. The event is free to attend; however, registration is required as seating is limited
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Venue
Active Living Centre
20 Park Dr.
Huntsville
P1H1P5
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