
Understanding Trafficking As a Spectrum
For the sake of ease, discussion about trafficking tends to revolve around categories: labor trafficking, child trafficking, sex trafficking, etc. Another way to think of
For the sake of ease, discussion about trafficking tends to revolve around categories: labor trafficking, child trafficking, sex trafficking, etc. Another way to think of
A plethora of news sources are picking up on the alarm bells ringing in Europe about the particular risks women and children are facing as
Highly educated, middle-class women have been turning online to social media to earn money in exchange for explicit photos and videos of themselves. Oftentimes, they
Tuesday, March 8 is International Women’s Day! This year, the theme is “Break the Bias” and the call is for us all to help create
This is a 3-part series. If you missed them, click here for Part 1 and Part 2. People in the communities with which we work
If you missed Part 1 of our series, you can find it here. In Southeast Asia, climate change looks like a whiplash between extremes: rising
In 2018, a flood hit a Hmong village in the Nan Province of northern Thailand in the nighttime. Villagers woke up to find their houses floating
The #MeToo Movement has helped foster a critical shift in the conversation about sexual consent from “No Means No” to beyond even “There Must Be
While people recognize that living in poverty can be stressful, it might not be clear how or why it can cause traumatic experiences. Let’s break
We talk frequently about how youth who identify as LGBTQ+ are more vulnerable to trafficking, and we’ve even highlighted one of our students who agreed