it has on it i think it's really really like powerful and very relevant like what's been happening right now and like the like color and everything with the hero is really pretty and like things like very positive and like  colorful and it's also cool to see like new things come up in burlington because like you don't always see something new every day with a saw the guy put it up just in the lines for a day and then he spent the next to do is filling it in and you know that iran has been appreciated i think it just adds to the richness of all the beautiful art that's just everywhere in the city making these tiny little you are loved wooden like little plaques for christmas presents and my niece who was a friend of alice gave me one of those for christmas and so i had it set up on my desk and i thought to myself wouldn't it be cool if we could do something with this for human trafficking victims because one of the main things is that i really feel that they don't feel loved and that's maybe one of the reasons they get into this in the first place so i contacted alex and i said you know how could we do this on a bigger scale and he said i do murals so i said fabulous we should do a mural in burlington so i hunted around the city and i took pictures of all different kinds of walls and really settled on this wall and the owner of the wall billy mauer was very happy to let us do it here  so the owner of the building i contacted him and he said sure do it so i talked to the u s and the acting u s attorney johnny coles and i said here's my idea and i laid it all out for her and she thought it was a fabulous idea so she agreed that the office would sponsor it so the u s attorney's office has paid for this whole project to be done and the idea is not only for human trafficking victims but for the community you know to feel this message you are loved and hope that it resonates and that people anybody walking by can feel that but particularly the victims of human trafficking came to vermont with give way to freedom she met with me and she said you know i want to work with you and here's what i do it we work with human trafficking victims and i said but we don't have human trafficking victims in vermont i couldn't have been well i think part of the problem was we've probably always had human trafficking victims but we didn't know what to look for and as we became more and more educated about what to look for we realized that we we do have them and so the u s attorney's office has been very proactive in looking and prosecuting cases that have to that involve the victims of human traffic but what i generally see is that women get addicted to opiates one way or the other either they get sucked into what looks like a happy fun supportive relationship and it really turns into a relationship where they're being used to move drugs and one of the ways that they get paid is through drugs so they get addicted to drugs and then to be able to keep up their habit they have to work and part of this work is sex trafficking and it just becomes a vicious cycle so what i'm seeing are girls who are mainly addicted to heroin some of them have been addicted defend all who don't have a stable environment who have medical issues who have dental issues who have don't have a good support system and are who are looking for that and they find that in this sort of you know abusive situation obviously our mission is to have a healthy community but also to prosecute the people who are selling drugs who are trafficking people and it's a fine line between providing you know the services that these girls need of these women and sometimes men bombing and keeping you know an eye on what our mission is which is you know to get these people off the streets so it's kind of a dual purpose who can do writing you i'm sure and tell us  t one ok so one one is a statewide program and if you call if you dial two one one you get a  you get a urgency worker i guess you would know the person answers the phone who has knowledge about all the services in vermont and they can refer you to the different services then alex came back and you know put all the finishing touches on it and i think it took him like it took a total of five days but it was wonderful because the best part about putting up this mural was people coming by and seeing like thank you or that's also are we love it or you know like we got so much positive feedback we did i didn't even expect this much community feedback as we got it question i would say that help us out here call me at the u s attorney's office call two one one there are a number of agencies that are located in vermont it was done with a lot of heartfelt effort and i really hope that people and i think they are responding to th