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Nila lived in freedom for 2 years after escaping her trafficker. But the threat of danger hung over her head as she tried to rebuild her life in the same city she was exploited. A few weeks ago, her ex-husband assaulted her and vandalized her home to the point of it...

As you may be aware, June is Pride Month! Pride Month provides us with the space to celebrate and reflect on the importance of the LGBTQ+ community. Traffickers frequently target members of the LBGTQ+ community, recognizing and exploiting their need for a safe place...

I want to share a story with you – the story of the very first sex trafficking survivor to enroll in our Case Management Program last fall."Maggie" was trafficked for sex. The physical and emotional pain was overpowering, and she learned she could escape with drugs....

Our hearts are shattered at the loss of 8 people in Atlanta.  We’re in shock at this atrocity and we are angry. Our most heartfelt condolences are with the families of Delaina Ashley Yaun, Paul Andre Michels, Xiaojie Tan, Daoyou Feng, and four other unnamed victims...

Viral posts about human trafficking stormed the internet in 2020 - but how do we distinguish the truth from fake posts or partial truths? How human trafficking is portrayed on social media and in news stories impacts survivors and anti-trafficking work. In this...

My Dear Friend,Decades of history can happen in a single year. 2020 is a testament to that. It is with this understanding and our mission to end human trafficking in mind that I share my heart with you. Nonprofit leaders throughout the nation contemplate the same...