My CEE was effective in raising awareness against both human trafficking and domestic violence through the combination of actions/events that took place. First of all, my group members and I were successful in getting approximately 80 students to sign up for our 5k by sitting at a table and taking sign ups a couple of weeks prior to the race in the Student Union on campus. My group members and I were also effective in advertising our event by displaying various flyers on campus, creating a Facebook Event to advertise, and by creating an e-mail account where registrants could sign up. On the day of our event after we finished with all of the many pre-race preparations which had to be done then, we arrived early at the University Wellness Center to pre-register any remaining individuals and hand out materials. When the time came to start our presentation, my campus coordinator introduced the group members. Next we each took part in reviewing a portion of a Power Point Presentation that we had prepared to introduce basic statistics and definitions about human trafficking. Remove: then, I discussed human trafficking in South Africa for about 8 minutes, while my group members discussed human trafficking in Cyprus and England (each for about 8 minutes). I tied my personal experience with talking to children in a low SES township in South Africa into my presentation in order to make my portion of the presentation more interesting. After my group members and I each discussed human trafficking in the countries that we studied abroad in, we dedicated a final portion of the Power Point to discussing domestic violence on a local level. Next we had a speaker from the local Women's Help Center discuss statistics and signs of domestic violence in order to raise awareness on violence on a local level. At the conclusion remove: of the presentation by a representative from the Women's Help Center, we opened up our presentation for questions and thanked all individuals for attending. Then, we discussed an approximate time that the 5k Run/Walk on Campus would be occurring. Once we had everyone lined up at the start line, we started three separate waves of individuals about 5 minutes apart. Throughout the race, we had three different tables set up: one for participants to identify the location of South Africa, Cyprus, or England on a map, one for individuals to identify a sign of domestic violence, and the final table for individuals to tell something that they learned from the day's presentation.