This Year’s Cohort
As we’ve expanded into communities of ever greater vulnerability, we’ve opened up applications for our scholarship program and we’re finalizing our newest cohort. This year,
As we’ve expanded into communities of ever greater vulnerability, we’ve opened up applications for our scholarship program and we’re finalizing our newest cohort. This year,
Friends, we’ve got some exciting things to share with you this month! Between April 18th-29th, we’ll be releasing a new video and more student stories
A common refrain in anti-trafficking is the need to raise survivor voices, pass the mic, and listen to those with lived experience. The survivor experience
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
In response to last year’s Trafficking in Persons Report, when Thailand was downgraded to the Tier 2 Watch List, the agenda has focused on intensifying
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
As we shared last week, traffickers are capitalizing on opportunities the pandemic presents. Trafficking has not diminished, so we believe it is more important than
It might be tempting to hope that lockdowns, social distancing measures, travel restrictions, and fear of illness would have curbed trafficker activity. Unfortunately, this has