Harris County Precinct One Constable's office is proud and humbled to announce an honor which will be bestowed upon one of our own on Today, January 28, 2020.
United Nations Ambassador Farah Zulaikha of the National Council Of Women Of The United States will be honoring Precinct One Human Trafficking Liaison and Advocate Jacquelyn Aluotto with an Ambassador’s Pin.
Aluotto is a true champion fighting every day for victims of human trafficking. She's worked tirelessly over the course of two decades to raise awareness about this epidemic. She is the founder of the 501 (c) (3) "Break The Cycle USA" and creator of Real Beauty Real Women, an advocacy group that promotes awareness of social issues faced by women, men and children facing poverty, domestic violence and sex trafficking.
"I am excited to honor you with this pin, symbolizing your great achievements in the realm of the advancement of women and their inalienable rights," Ambassador Zulaikha recently wrote in a letter to Aluotto.
The Ambassador’s Pin is a blue United Nations pin given by the UN Ambassador in recognition of service and dedication to the tenets and values upheld by the National Council Of Women Of The United States. The NCWUS was founded in 1888 by Susan B. Anthony. The organization was instrumental in gaining women’s suffrage in the United States and has a long history of recognizing exemplary women.
