Voices for Humanity Uplifts D.C. Youth With Travis Ellis
Travis Ellis brings human rights education to D.C.’s lowest-income and highest-crime areas
Travis Ellis, minister and youth advocate, works to uplift the community with human rights education
As a youth minister, Travis now dedicates himself to safeguarding and educating young people to help them make better life choices
Preaching human rights as gospel and the means to leading a life free from drugs, crime and violence
VOICES FOR HUMANITY airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Scientology Network and is available on demand at Scientology.tv.
In Washington, D.C., the murder rate escalated 38 percent in a single year, equating to five killings every single week in one of the city’s worst wards. Travis Ellis, minister and youth advocate, works to counter those numbers with human rights education across D.C.’s lowest-income and highest-crime areas.
ABOUT TRAVIS ELLIS
A native of Washington, D.C., Travis Ellis was raised by a single mother in Ward 8. At the age of 14, he became involved with drugs and crime, living a life on the edge. After an accident left Travis on the brink of becoming yet another D.C. statistic, he found purpose for his life and miraculously recovered. Travis left the hospital with a mission to help his community. As a youth minister, Travis now dedicates himself to safeguarding and educating young people to help them make better life choices. Preaching human rights as gospel and the means to a life free from drugs, crime and violence, Travis makes miracles happen every day.
The show is available on demand at https://www.scientology.tv/series/voices-for-humanity/travis-ellis.html.
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