The Net’s MASE program (Men Against Sexual Exploitation) hosts quarterly breakfasts to provide education, build community, and start conversations around the relevant social and cultural issues that drive the demand for commercial sexual exploitation.

At these breakfasts, you will hear from interesting speakers, meet new men from the Fort Worth community, and have discussions around these issues. These breakfasts are male only.

Our next breakfast will take place June 14, 2024. Sign up below!

Our quarterly MASE breakfasts provide education, build community, and start conversations around the relevant social and cultural issues that drive the demand for commercial sexual exploitation in Fort Worth.

At this breakfast, we will be joined by John Nehme, President and CEO of Allies Against Slavery. Allies Against Slavery uses data to free people from human trafficking. Since 2010, they have worked to break down silos, build networks, and shine a light to help the most vulnerable. Under John's leadership, Allies has supported thousands of trafficking survivors, successfully petitioned the Austin City Council to unanimously pass a slave-free city resolution, tripled the size of the Central Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking, and launched Lighthouse, an innovative software platform to identify victims and visualize data.

Breakfast and coffee will be served. This event is free to attend with a suggested breakfast donation. This is a men's only event - attire is business casual.

The main presentation for this event will be from 7 - 8 :30am, with a soft dismissal at 8 for anyone who needs to leave. Group discussions will continue until 8:30 am - please plan to stay, if possible!