Missing in the Heart of the City

About the Book

Missing In the Heart of the City, Missing In the Heart of Town gives you the inside of modern day slavery, "Human Trafficking". This informative composition provides you with safety measures by exposing the mind of a trafficker/pimp and the deceitful tricks of the heinous remunerative trade that preys upon women, children and men of all ages, nationalities and ethnicities. The book speaks of Human Trafficking that is taking place right in your city or town that goes unnoticed. This crime is the culprit for many missing and exploited victims who are held captive never leaving their country of origin, home state or in some cases home town. This little book is bursting with a wealth of information for parents, educators and students.

About the Author

Dr. Kimberly D. Shamberger, Ph.D. is a NACP Advanced Advocate licensed by the National Advocate Credentialing Program and Divorce Care Facilitator. She was born in Newark, NJ, Graduated from Seton Hall University with a B.A. in Criminal Psychology. She has a B.A. in Religious Education, M.A. in Theology, a Ph.D. in Christian Counseling and a Pedagogy degree. Dr. Shamberger was Ordained as a Eucharistic Minister in 1995, an Ordained Lector, Ordained Elder and Life Coach. Kimberly D. Shamberger, DVS taught in the Newark Public School System for 6 years. She is currently employed at the Essex County Division of Family Assistance and Benefits as a Trainer, has held the following positions: Family Service Worker, Family Service Supervisor, 27 years of service. Kimberly D. Shamberger has worked and trained in the field of Family Violence for more than 19 years, she id the Coordinator for the Irvington, Police Department's DVCRT (Domestic Violence Crisis Response Team) for 10 years. She is educated in the fields of and continues her training in Domestic Violence, Rape, Human Trafficking and Suicide Prevention. This author also has a passion for youth. She has given many youth seminars sharing knowledge with youth simultaneously giving them a forum to be heard. She also enlightening parents about youth concerns. She has been working with homeless and troubled youth for several years. Dr. Shamberger is also currently working with Covenant House Crisis Shelter and several other Covenant House facilities as a Youth Advisor.