The Importance of Research
September 11, 2015
A guest post by SOLD’s intern, Bunty Drewitt, reflecting on what she has learned during her tenure with us. As I approach the last days
A guest post by SOLD’s intern, Bunty Drewitt, reflecting on what she has learned during her tenure with us. As I approach the last days
Dream is aptly named, for among our students, she is the one who has dared to dream the biggest. When I first started working with
For a limited time only, The SOLD Project has partnered with Causegear to bring you beautiful handmade products that give back. The human justice brand
As many of you may remember, one of our former SOLD scholarship students, despite lack of citizenship, went on to break down all barriers to
Ang* is one of those teenagers caught in-between. Of her closest friends, one or two have always been the star students determined to break out
Photo credit: szefei/Shutterstock Imagine you are a subsistence level farmer living in a rural village more than an hour’s drive away from the nearest city
While poverty, lack of education, lack of citizenship status, and other aspects of family history are among the most important “hard” reasons why trafficking happens
Please help us expand our reach and meet the demands of trafficking prevention! When The SOLD Project began in 2008, we were working really deep
Laughter echoes through the doors, music thumps in the background, smiles and wais greet me as I step into the classroom. This select group of
May. It’s the start of term for most of our scholarship students, where they either continue to a higher class or new level of education.
