Strengthening Families is Better Prevention Than Orphanages
Strengthening families and the communities in which they live is a better form of prevention than sending children to live in orphanages due to poverty.
Strengthening families and the communities in which they live is a better form of prevention than sending children to live in orphanages due to poverty.
We know from experience talking with survivors of trafficking that poverty and lack of education are key factors that render people vulnerable. Without enough money
“Social scientists often use the term social capital to describe social connectedness–that is, informal ties to family, friends, neighbors, and acquaintances; involvement in civic associations, religious
Our staff recently held a day-long workshop for students, aged 8-22, teaching them about their rights and how to stay safe from sexual predators online.
Hint: It’s not just about the money Poverty is one of the single greatest predictors of vulnerability to trafficking—and the reason why is easy to
The Wisdom is in the Room Today we’re talking with Nikole Lim, co-founder and international director of Freely in Hope, an organization offering educational opportunities
In a 2014 study surveying 1,102 men, women and youth age 10 years or older who were receiving post-trafficking assistance services in Cambodia, Thailand and
It’s More Than Just Cleaning Up Supply Chains For this piece, I talked with Helen Sworn, Founder and Director of the Chab Dai Coalition in
As we celebrate 10 years since The SOLD Project documentary was first filmed and became a scholarship that led to an organization, The Freedom Story, which
As we celebrate 10 years since The SOLD Project documentary was first filmed and became a scholarship that led to an organization, The Freedom Story, which