At the beginning of the pandemic, you may remember, there were predictions that we would see an increase in trafficking, as well as instances of
For nearly two decades, the use of child labor had been on a very promising downward trend. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 crisis has reversed it. While
After years of allegations and prolonged intense media attention, the Ghislaine Maxwell trial finally ended in conviction last month. Because it received so much public
At the start of 2022, it’s a great time to take stock of where we are, and where we’re headed. This week, our CEO, Rachel
It’s the beginning of the third year of a global pandemic, and many of us are coping with the Omicron wave. It feels like so
2022 is off to a fantastically strong start, thanks to our community of donors who gave so generously to help support children at risk of
When Sara’s father died, her life changed irrevocably. She describes her father as the pillar of their household. When he passed, she says, “After that,
Like many boys his age, Det* loves sports. “I like to play sports because it makes me healthy. It also helped me learn self-discipline, patience,
Among the Hmong people, it is common to believe that girls’ education is less important than for boys. When a girl gets married, she becomes
Boribun* is a 14-year-old who loves to sing and play guitar. He is Hmong, an ethnic minority from a village with deep drug addiction and
