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Verona Man Rescues Child Slaves In Ghana
By Cheryl Conway
here is no breaking
the chain in a Verona
mans efforts to end
child slavery in Ghana, West
Africa.
It has been nine years
since Evan Robbins, 50, of
Verona has been dedicated
to rescuing, rehabilitating
and rejuvenating child
slaves. Since 2006, Robbins
has rescued 51 children and
is caring for 73 through a
social worker in Ghana. In
2011, he started his nonprofit
organization,
Breaking
The
Chain
Through
Education
(BTCTE), Inc.
Although child trafficking is illegal worldwide,
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there are more trafficked

people today than in any
other time in history,
Robbins explains on his
website. Human trafficking
is the fastest growing criminal activity with a global
annual market of $42.5 billion, with children often
taken from exploited families in impoverished regions
throughout the world. But
instead of receiving an
income or education as the
families are promised, the
trafficked children undergo
severe physical and mental
trauma and dont develop
normally as a child should.
Children shouldnt be
sold; nobody should be a
slave, says Robbins,
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founder/president
of
BTCTE, and social studies
teacher at Metuchen High
School. Children are so
vulnerable.
Robbins began his efforts
nine years ago when his
daughter, Mia, was six years
old and had a little six-year
old illness. At that time, he
was reading an article in the
New York Times about a
six year old boy who was a
child slave that had been
trafficked, working 15 hour
days, fed one meal a day,
beaten and forced to dive
under the water to untangle
fishing nets, at risk of
drowning or getting injured.
When I thought about
my daughters life and this
kids life, says Robbins, he
thought, we are caring for
her and no one is caring for
him.
In his first year, Robbins
invited a speaker- a former
slave from Sudan, Africa- to
his class at Metuchen High
School, to start working on
the issue of trafficking and
slavery in Ghana. They
began their fundraising
efforts
through
the
International Organization
for Migration. Robbins then
sponsored a walk and raised
$7,000; followed by a walk
and dinner, along with his
daughters Bat Mitzva project the following year, raising more than $20,000; and
another fundraiser in 2008,
raising $10,000.
It was in Feb. 2010,
when Robbins joined in on a
nine-day rescue mission to
Ghana, and saw first-hand
how the children were
working in the fishing
industry as slaves, getting up
at 5 a.m.
There were thousands,
describes Robbins. We
went to a few villages. We
tried to convince fisherman
to rescue the children. They
agreed to five of them. It
was a lot of persuasion. We
talked to them about why it
was wrong to traffic children and how they should be
in school.
Through that mission,
Robbins was able to rescue
four boys and one girl, ages
12 to 14 years old, and
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brought them to a rehabilitation center.

Girls were hard to get
released, he says, as
women did not want to lose
their help with girls doing
the cleaning, fetching water,
cooking. Lifes not easy for
the girls.
In 2011, Robbins decided
to send money to build a
school for the village so
they would have to release
all the children who were
trafficked. Through his
efforts, he was able to get
240 kids released from the
village of Awate Tornu.
When he returned in
2012, Robbins got to visit
the K-sixth grade school
with its six classrooms and
four offices. Four teachers
from Ghana were placed by
education services, and that
year, Robbins gave even
more money to build four
teaching housing units to get
teachers to live in the village, with three more housing units added last year to
add three more teachers.
In Feb. 2012, Robbins
returned with 11 people who
wanted to help; among them
was Dr. Elizabeth Chalom
of Livingston and three of
her children.
We got to see some of
the kids who were freed,
says Chalom, Many looked
down
and
were
depressed.
Chalom
describes the village as
very primitive with its
mud huts, one bathroom,
chickens running around.
Children are forced into
slavery to do the fishing
and run the boats at Lake
Volta in Ghana, the worlds
largest man-made lake,
describes Chalom. The kids
must go overboard to free
the nets when they get tancontinued on page 14
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edar Grove Recreation Department

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Cost is $135; late fee of $10 if registered after June 26. Registration deadline
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In addition to the scholar-athletes,
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leadership, the WOHS Track team won
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High School as seniors Anna Lackey
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Lackey and Cumming were recognized
along with 73 other top performing athlete
scholars from public and private schools
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University of Pittsburgh, where she plans
to major in Mathematics.
Cumming is in the top five percent of
students at WOHS and holds a 4.7 GPA. He
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survival with students and provide an oral history of her
experiences as a young child whose family was hidden in
a hayloft in Sokal, Poland, above a pigsty for 20 months.
RMS Teacher Jay Wecht arranged the visit as part of
his Holocaust curriculum.
What you will hear today is not something that can be
found in a book or on a computer screen, said Wecht.
Take with you Fran Malkins message that says I will
not be defeated.
Malkin, now 76, was four years old when Polish
Catholics Francisca Halamajowa and her daughter Helan
Liniewyska hid 16 of her Jewish neighbors, including
Malkin and her family, in a hayloft above her pigsty.
Approximately 6,000 Jews resided in Sokal on the eve of
World War II; by the end of the war, only 33 had survived,
half of them saved by Halamajowa, who received a
posthumous Courage to Care Award from the AntiDefamation League in 2011.
An early victim of the Sokal holocaust was Malkin's
father Eli, who was rounded up along with other Sokal
Jewish notables aged 14-60 in 1941, taken outside the
town and shot after being forced to dig their own graves.
Many of the other Jews were taken to Belzec, a death
camp in Poland, where it is estimated 850,000 men,
women and children died.
Malkin herself almost lost her life. Unable to stop crying after they had been hidden, her family tried to poison
her so that she would not give them away. The effort failed
and Malkin survived, adjusting to life in hiding until the
liberation of Poland on July 19, 1944.
In 2009, a documentary entitled No. 4 Street of Our
Lady, detailing the story of Halamajowa and those she
saved, was released. Malkins uncle Moshe Maltz also
published his diary, Years of Horror, Glimpse of Hope:
The Diary of a Family in Hiding, in 1996.
What I felt throughout my childhood was that there
was no normalcy, said Malkin. Her family was found in
a refugee camp after the war by an American relative who
sponsored their move to America. They settled in Newark.
After the war, no one talked about it, she continued.
It was not until they began filming the documentary
that Malkin began to talk about her experiences and memories. Talk to your parents and grandparents, Malkin
told the students. Everyone has a story to tell.
Malkin ended the assembly by taking a few questions
and commenting that the world has not changed much
since WWII, citing ISIS and other terrorist organizations,
as well the progression of bullying.
You follow a group because they make you feel
important, Malkin noted, connecting bullying to the rise
of Germany under Hitlers rule. But bullying always
leads to more.
Being a victim is the worst thing you can do, she
Fran Fay Malkin
concluded. No matter what you go through you have to

prevailyou have to go on with your life. You cant let
them win.
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Francisca Halamajowa, go to: http://www.streetofourlady.org/.
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specially designed e-cards to
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as a third, fourth, and fifth
grade teacher. She was
shocked to learn that the
assembly she was attending
was in her honor.
Teaching is the most
rewarding job in the world,
she said. Pleasantdale has
been my second home.
To be successful, there
are four pillars on which you
can build: Dedication,
Devotion, Discipline and
Determination,"
noted
Pleasantdale Principal Dr.
Ms. Pacifico with Rose Acerra, President-Elect of the NJPTA.
Joanne Pollara. For those

of us who dare to teach, we
recognize the importance of
these
qualities.
Amy
Pacifico demonstrates these
characteristics each day.
Ruiz, who serves as chair
on the Senate Education
Committee
and
Joint
Committee on Public
Schools, arrived with Rose
Acerra, president-elect of
the NJPTA to recognize
Pacifico for 25 years of
service to the Pleasantdale
School community and
present her with e-cards sent
by students and parents.
Ruiz expressed her support for education and
turned to Pacifico, saying,
Thank you for your service
and dedication. Teaching is
the only profession where
year after year, even when

you are done, the miracle
still continues to grow.
Pacifico had a profound
effect on my daughter, said
Pleasantdale PTA President
Jenn Tunnicliffe. Imagine
the impact she has had on
our students over the past 25
years.
Pacifico was touched as
the fifth grade chorus sang
Tis a Gift to be Simple. As
the assembly drew to a
close, Pollara stepped to
microphone to dismiss the
students and said, For 25
years Amy has been a shining example of what it
means to be called teacher.
It is my joy to honor her for
her service to the children of
Pleasantdale School. She is
a role model for all of us.
Former Teammates Team Up...

continued from previous page
overcome your fears to be able to achieve
what you set out to do.
With a successful background in education and the sports world, Enderle spent 15
years in the public school system as both a
physical education/health teacher and an
athletic administrator.
Its been my mission in life to encourage kids to dig deep and bring their best
selves to whatever they do, says Enderle,
mother of three. Whether its on the

sports field, in the classroom or even
interacting with their peers, I think building a strong sense of self-esteem is critical
for turning out kids who become much
needed leaders in todays society.
With the teamwork and the passion
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Rescues Child Slaves...

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gled, causing some to drown, one got
poked in the eye.
Robbins describes on his website:
Hundreds of children wake up before sunrise and head out onto the lake as fishing
assistants. These young boys and girls parents sold them into slave like conditions in
the hopes of getting supplemental income
and/or an education for their children. Many
of these children are sold when they are just
three or four years old. These children work
on rickety fishing boats from sunrise to sunset every day. The labor is so physically
demanding, the burdens placed on the young
children distort their bodies forever. The
fishing children receive no education, are
fed sparingly (often only receiving a single
meal a day, if that), and often die of untreated illnesses, or directly because of their
labor.
Because Lake Volta is a man-made lake,
there are many trees underwater that often
get caught in the fishing nets. When this
happens the children are forced to dive into
the freezing water to free the net from the
branches. Quite often, in an attempt to free
the net, the fishing children end up getting
caught in it themselves, drowning as they try

to escape. There are thousands of these fishing children throughout Lake Volta, and it is
estimated that hundreds, even thousands, of
children have died as a direct cause of their
forced labor.
Robbins plans to visit every child they
have rescued when he returns for the fifth
time with his wife, Alisa, and daughter,
Maya, for three weeks this July. Ten additional kids were rescued last month through
his efforts, along with 20 others rescued by
another organization, but BTCTE will now
take care and look after them, says Robbins.
He has hired a social worker to look after 73
kids; sends food four times a year.
This summer he plans to explore the idea
of building an orphanage boarding school
for those children with no place to go. He
had put three children in boarding school
this year because their home situation wasnt safe.
Our mission is unique that we see kids
all the way to the end, says Robbins.
Those children jump in my arms and thank
me for saving their lives. Traffic children
dont smile. Shortly they are rescued, they
become children again.
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ayo Performing Arts Center and

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Green.
Four concerts will take place between
June 23 and Aug. 4. Concerts begin at 12:30
p.m. and last approximately one hour. The
Music Beyond Borders series is sponsored
by Novartis. Each Music Beyond Borders
concert will feature a performance of world
music reflecting the diverse culture and population of the area. In case of rain, concerts
will be held indoors at the United Methodist
Church.
The Secret Trio, is set to perform, June
23, at 12:30 p.m. , its Turkish, Middle
Eastern, Macedonian and Armenian music.
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Antigua has performed extensively throughout the Caribbean and the United States, and
includes Patrick Gomes (on steel pan) and

Conroy Warren (on guitar and vocals). A
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Barynya, July 21, at 12:30 p.m., with
Ukrainian Music and Dance. Barynya presents Ukrainian, Cossack, Jewish, Gypsy, and
Russian traditional dancing, music, songs,
and virtuoso performances on musical
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Korean Drum Dance Ensemble with
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Korean Music and Dance. Preserving the
rich heritage of Korean traditional dance,
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For
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Through his work, Robbins says they

face many challenges, like young girls having babies. He is sending one girl he rescued
for vocational training to become a baker.
The other challenge is getting the children,
who are so far behind, educated. One is 22
and is starting high school because he spent
ten years on a fishing boat.
We are responsible in seeing them
through and giving them what they need,
says Robbins who has been honored with
humanitarian awards by the New Jersey
Education Association, the NAACP; the
Reg Weaver award by the National
Education Association for fighting poverty.
BTCTE accepts ongoing contributions.
Mail checks to 38 Marion Rd., Verona, NJ,
07044; or attend upcoming fundraising
events.
A concert, Let Freedom Sing, at
Metuchen High School will feature adult
bands, on Sat., June 13, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
are $15 in advance; $20 at door; $10 for students.
Another event, A Night of Baseball, with
the Somerset Patriots vs. Southern Maryland
Blue Crabs, is set for Fri., June 26, at
7:05pm.; tickets are $10, with all proceeds

going to BTCTE. Email questions to
admin@btcte.org.
Through his efforts, Robbins has encouraged many of his students, friends, family
who felt it was such an important cause to
get involved.
My daughter used Breaking the Chain
as her Bat Mitzva Project and she is trying to
raise $5,000 to free another slave, says
Chalom. Her sons, Mayer, 20, and Albert,
18, started a BTCTE club at Livingston
High School two years ago, and now her
daughter Tamrah, 16, will be running the
club next year. They raise money with bake
sales and candy sales, and they give talks to
raise awareness. They have raised more than
$1,800 so far.
Thats what we are here for, to help each
other, says Chalom. Everyone has the
capacity to help other people. Thats our
obligation. No matter whats going on in
your life, anything you can do to help anyone else is always a good thing.
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ANY COMPLETE ROOF

WELL BEAT ANY PRICE...GUARANTEED!

Some like it hot And we keep it cold!

brought them to a rehabilitation center.

Summer Volleyball In Cedar Grove

edar Grove Recreation Department

Gorman; Cedar Grove Suburban Coach

ew Jersey Blood Services, a division of New York Blood Center,

to watch for post donation reactions.

To advertise call 973-809-4784

Delicious, Healthy Meals - Ready to Heat and Enjoy!

Discover gourmet taste in a healthy eating plan thats

For more information and

12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

(by Appt. ONLY must be set by Wed. 8pm)

1275 BLOOMFIELD AVE., BLDG. 1, UNIT 8F

Must present coupon at time of purchase.

Ivy & Shania

Womens boutique store

Specializing in linen clothing,

524 Bloomfield Avenue Verona

from NJ Reads, Inc., according to the

DINE IN TAKE OUT CATERING

ut on your suits and grab a book at

NOW OFFERING 12" GLUTEN FREE PIZZA $12.75

Swim And Read

Grape leaves, falafel, hummus, Tzaziki

2. Falafel Sandwich &

295 Bloomfield Ave. CALDWELL

Order online www.cedargrillandpizza.com

FAMILY MEAL DEAL

With coupon. Must mention coupon when ordering. Cannot be

With coupon. Must mention coupon when ordering. Cannot be

ANY ORDER $30 OR MORE ANY LARGE PIZZA

With coupon. Must mention coupon when ordering. Cannot be

PIZZA PARTY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SPECIAL

OR 10 LARGE CHEESE PIZZAS

With coupon. Must mention coupon when ordering. Cannot be

Beware! Bed Bug Season Has Arrived

he arrival of the vacation season

air travel. They have also been found in

Pull back the sheets and inspect the

ers. It may sound like paranoia or even

Summer Basketball Clinic

edar Grove Recreation invites students in grades five through eight,

Come play basketball with former

Attention Schools, Churches,

HARDWOOD FLOORS FLOOR RESTORATION

Update Your Home By Sanding

Ceramic & Other Tile Flooring

Experienced High Quality

Local Blood Drives To Be Held

776 Bloomfield Ave.

(West Caldwell Plaza, next to TJ Maxx)