Wisconsin Woman Uses Unique Platform To Fight Human Trafficking

SUSSEX, Wis. – A local woman is using her platform as a business owner to raise awareness about an issue that isn’t always talked about, but is happening in our own backyard: human trafficking.

It’s not so much the product the Waukesha County woman creates, but the message on it that could save lives. Even more important is where they’re being placed.

Inside Sussex Injection Molding, a life-saving number is being printed on what typically might be overlooked.

“Now is a time for everyone to kind of take action and elevate their voice,” said Ann Riphenburg, founder and owner of reCollect2 Company. “It was important for us to say, ‘OK, how can we come alongside our customers in the industry and continue this momentum?'”

Inside Sussex Injection Molding, a life-saving number is being printed on what typically might be overlooked.

“Now is a time for everyone to kind of take action and elevate their voice,” said Ann Riphenburg, founder and owner of reCollect2 Company. “It was important for us to say, ‘OK, how can we come alongside our customers in the industry and continue this momentum?'”

Read the full story bt Kasey Chronis on Fox 6 Milwaukee.

Category: Arts and Creative Activism, Awareness, Technology