The media rely heavily on victim-perpetrator tropes in narratives about trafficking, but this fails to capture how nuanced and layered the story can really be
Saturday, January 11 is Human Trafficking Awareness Day, raising awareness about the fact that human trafficking exists and affects people around the world and at
Today we’re sharing about Fai, who is overcoming significant loss, to navigate a path toward greater connection and more stable footing in the world. When
Today we’re sharing about Somying, who overcame poverty and ethnic discrimination, not only to graduate high school (which is more than most people she knew
Friends of The Freedom Story, it’s that time of year again! A preview of what’s ahead: We’re gearing up to launch our end of year
This week marks the 19th anniversary of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA). Enacted in 2000, this piece of legislation introduced the U.S.’s legal definition
Did you know that wearing a dress could contribute to the fight to end human trafficking? It can, when it’s part of Dressember! We’re excited
“Teaching at-risk children psychology is an important part of prevention.” – Luck Pii Luck (as the students call her) has been using her degree in
Earlier this month, we shared a piece on 10 Things You Might Not Know about Forced Labor. This week, we’re delving a little deeper into
The stereotypical image we have of a child sex trafficking victim is something along the lines of coercion through extreme force: a young girl being
