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sharedhope.org

On November 16 we released the 2018 Protected Innocence Challenge State Grades. This year, with our new tools, you can be a grassroots hero by sharing your state grade with your legislator! Click the Take Action button to visit our new Advocacy Action Center to tweet your legislator. If you don’t have a Twitter account, you also have the opportunity to share […]

polarisproject.org

Guest workers who come to this country legally are frequently exploited and victimized by forced labor and other forms of trafficking.

love146.org

Explore the connection between child trafficking and housing insecurity, and learn how we can address this critical issue together.

freedomnetworkusa.org

The Resource Library includes training and resource materials developed by individuals with direct experience working with survivors of human trafficking.

theexodusroad.com

At just 15, Aree was trafficked for sex. Now this teenage trafficking survivor dreams of a new life. The Exodus Road is helping her reach it.

sosresponds.org

This is the Disruptive Hope Podcast. Where we allow hope to disrupt the narrative of despair and transform our lives and the lives of those around us. This is a place where we wrestle in the tension of holding both sorrow and joy. Where we allow hope to redefine the lens through which we see and interact with the world. Hope sees. Hope engages. Hope belongs. Hope builds. Our desire is that the disruptive hope podcast would challenge and encourage you as you become an agent of hope in unlikely places.

rapha.org

Founded in 2003, Rapha's mission is to end the trafficking and sexual abuse of children - one child, one family, and one community at a time. Rapha’s vision is to see all children living in sustainable freedom within safe communities.

lovejustice.ngo

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Love Justice and human trafficking.

spotlightinitiative.org

MACHINGA DISTRICT, Malawi - In Malawi, 42 per cent of girls have experienced physical violence by the age of 18, and almost half have married and left school by their eighteenth birthday. The Spotlight Initiative Africa Regional Programme took a holistic approach to reducing violence and child marriage, and helping girls to complete their education. This included legal and policy updates and working closely with communities, survivors and traditional leaders.