ATEST National Call on FY13 Funding for Anti-Trafficking Programs
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ATEST held a national call with more than 90 participants from anti-trafficking organizations to discuss the urgency in action as it pertains to the federal FY13 appropriations process due to expedited time frames by Congress.
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