
Giving Surachai a Chance
As part of our End of Year Fundraising Campaign, we’re sharing a series of stories about kids who have turned your support into an opportunity
As part of our End of Year Fundraising Campaign, we’re sharing a series of stories about kids who have turned your support into an opportunity
It’s just a couple of days before Thanksgiving, and we are excited and proud to share all we have to be thankful for! It is
Friends of The Freedom Story, it’s that time of year again! A preview of what’s ahead: We’re gearing up to launch our end of year
We’ve written before about the rising influence of and risk in social media with children like our students, who might use it to find friends,
“Teaching at-risk children psychology is an important part of prevention.” – Luck Pii Luck (as the students call her) has been using her degree in
We recently added a new page to our website highlighting some results from our research. The research comes from surveys we’ve been developing, as part
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The stereotypical image we have of the average college-age person is a student who, outside of classwork and studying has few responsibilities. They might have
Children are not immune to the cultural messages we share about who is to blame when it comes to sexual abuse, shame, and sex trafficking.
When Rachel Sparks decided to give a scholarship to support Cat in her education, our organization grew organically out of that first example–a one on