Why We Support University Students
When asked why The SOLD Project supports university students, I was at first taken aback. The question seemed to come from the point of view
When asked why The SOLD Project supports university students, I was at first taken aback. The question seemed to come from the point of view
We are excited to announce that The SOLD Project has become a fiscal sponsor for the Safe House, which provides housing to children rescued from
Who was your first hero? First Heroes are often a parent, care giver, grandparent, relative, or someone else you consider family. They are special people
By now it is no secret that Thailand has been ranked in the bottom tier of countries in regards to anti-trafficking efforts. There have been
First, The SOLD Project made its mark on National Geographic this week, catching headlines on their Killing With Kindness campaign to highlight organizations helping others all
News article Human trafficking, modern day slavery, sexual servitude, and the transnational abuses of humans have been on the public agenda of many governments and
A guest post by Christine Rose, SOLD Project Bay Area Representative and Volunteer. Don’t you hate predictable endings? None of us enjoy a movie where
From the Field Every year from around February through April, farmers in South East Asian countries start burning through brush—it’s an effective way to fertilize
Thai Voice We are pleased to introduce a new blog category, “Thai Voices”! In this category of posts, we’ll be hearing from the leaders facing
Our Staff Some of our readers may recall us talking before about one of our students, Win, who wanted to pursue a law degree but