COMSTOCK, Mich. — On Saturday in Comstock, an audience at the Colt Center learned how they can stop the modern-day slavery of human trafficking.
Unsilenced Battle Creek and other community groups held a community awareness day with a panel of survivors.
Through sharing their experiences, they explained how victims will show small signs, such as giving scripted answers to questions about their well being, or not knowing where they’re staying when asked.
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Unsilenced founder Robin Bolz started the group in 2024 and says Michigan ranks as one of the worst states for trafficking…