Migration and labor rights — in the circles we’re a part of, there’s been a lot of conversation about this topic lately. Labor trafficking and exploitation have been at the forefront of media coverage, with some investigations resulting in important action from different states around the country and also at…
Colorado’s 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline is one of our state’s most important resources when it comes to helping survivors and concerned individuals. In 2022 alone, our volunteer Hotline Advocates responded to more than 1,000 calls and texts, connecting callers with our vetted list of 300+ resource providers across the state.…
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, an opportunity to bring attention to this human rights crime that impacts individuals, families, and communities around the world — including in our Colorado communities. At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we’re committed to spreading the truth about this often misunderstood crime. Human…
The community that makes up the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is by far our most valuable asset. Our volunteers, interns, board members, and staff make up a force for good that believes the end of human trafficking is within our reach. We are delighted to announce that Kristina Wilburn,…
Our Because I Know campaign celebrates the fact that every individual has the power to inspire meaningful action in our communities. By educating ourselves about the realities of human trafficking and developing our knowledge on the issue, we each have the ability to make a difference. Today, we are thrilled…
International Human Rights Day is observed each year on December 10, first adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948. It is this day that the UN proclaimed “inalienable rights that everyone is entitled to as a human being — regardless of race, color, religion, sex, language, political or…
During our Because I Know campaign, we’re celebrating the fact that knowledge of human trafficking can inspire meaningful action — and that each individual has the power to make a difference. Today is International Volunteer Day, a chance to recognize the people who are stepping up, giving their time, and…
As we enter the busy holiday season and begin to wrap up 2022, I want to take the opportunity to pause, reflect on the past year, and share my heartfelt gratitude with you. I’m super grateful for everyone who makes this work just GO: our volunteer Hotline advocates, staff, professional partners,…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is an Equal Opportunity Employer and strives to represent all of our community members. We strongly encourage applications from survivors, individuals with lived experiences, those from marginalized communities, and candidates with nontraditional professional or educational backgrounds. BASIC FUNCTION Reporting to the Hotline and Advocacy…
At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we believe that community-based research and data-driven insights are critical in strengthening the movement to end human trafficking. Data have the power to support decision-making with evidence, reduce uncertainty, enhance our collective capacity to collaborate, and build upon the strength and resilience…
Human trafficking affects a wide range of individuals in our Colorado communities. Adults and children, foreign-nationals and U.S. citizens, and people of all genders have all been identified as survivors. Colorado sits at a geographic crossroads and is accessible via an international airport and two major interstates; much of…
Human trafficking is one of the most important human rights issues of our time. It’s the culmination of other human rights abuses, including gender-based violence, labor rights, immigration, social justice, and much more. And the need is increasing significantly: last year, the volume of calls and texts to Colorado’s 24/7…
This week, our co-founder and Executive Director Amanda Finger started a two-month sabbatical! After seventeen years of leadership in anti-trafficking work, we’re so excited that she can make space this summer for reflection and rest. Before heading out, we asked Amanda to share her perspective on sabbaticals, and how this…
“Laboratory” is in our name because collaboration is at the heart of what we do. While you won’t find a lab coat or test tube in our offices, you’ll find a space where minds come together to generate ideas and research. Partnerships are critical in our pursuit to end human…
Happy Pride Month! As rainbow flags fly and clothing store shelves are stocked with Pride apparel this month, we must acknowledge that LGBTQ+ lives are disproportionately affected by human trafficking and exploitation all year-round. We know that LGBTQ+ individuals face a higher risk of becoming victims of human trafficking compared…
📷 Key Image from the Office of Colorado State Senator Jessie Danielson The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) fully supports the passage of Senate Bill 22-150, which seeks to establish the Office of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives within the Department of Public Safety in Colorado. We encourage our allies…
It’s National Volunteer Week and we are so excited to celebrate some of our amazing volunteers as well as let you know about an upcoming opportunity to join our team! The volume of calls and texts to Colorado’s Human Trafficking Hotline has increased in recent years—in fact we saw a…
Today is International Human Rights Day and we are taking time to celebrate our Fall 2021 Leadership Development Program interns. We are sad to see some of them move on from the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking this week, but we know they will all continue to use their skills and…
This month we’re celebrating the power of what’s possible when we come together to help end human trafficking. And today is International Volunteer Day, a moment to recognize people who are giving back, responding to needs, and creating a better future for everyone. No better time then today to announce…
Position Closed: Hotline and Advocacy ManagerApplications for the following full-time position are CLOSED. Any changes to that status will be indicated here. The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is an Equal Opportunity Employer and strives to represent all of our community members. We strongly encourage applications from survivors, those with…
Today I’m very excited to share that my fellow co-founder, Dr. Annjanette R. Alejano-Steele, has joined the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking as our new Research Director! You are likely already familiar with AJ’s long history of contributions to anti-trafficking, as well as our friendship as co-founders of LCHT, which spans more than…
Today we’re proud to share a special conversation between our two co-founders, Amanda Finger and Dr. Annjanette Alejano-Steele, better known as AJ. If you didn’t know, Amanda and AJ’s friendship and work in anti-trafficking spans over 16 years. They recently sat down together in Denver to remember some of that…
Today’s guest post comes from Julia Owen, a recent alumni of LCHT’s Leadership Development Program. Julia works professionally in the immigration field in Colorado. Her suggestions around survivor-driven policy came through an independent review of survivor-led resources as well as input from existing survivor leaders. While the anti-trafficking field is…
In Colorado, housing insecurity and homelessness are both causes of human trafficking and areas of greatest need for survivors. Lack of stable housing — and the underlying role of poverty — are major contributors to vulnerability that can lead to exploitative situations. This is particularly true among youth populations. One…
Today’s guest post comes from Julia Owen, a recent alumni of LCHT’s Leadership Development Program. Julia works professionally in the immigration field in Colorado. Her perspective this International Migrants Day provides important insight into the resilience of immigrants seeking relief, but also the compounding circumstances of a global pandemic, that…
This International Human Rights Day, we are taking time to recognize our fall Leadership Development Program interns. We are sad to see some of them move on from LCHT, but we know they will all continue to use their skills and apply their passion for human rights wherever they go…
Today is International Volunteer Day, and we are celebrating some of the wonderful people who make our anti-trafficking work possible! In particular, we’re reflecting on the continual effort put in by the volunteers behind Colorado’s 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline. These dedicated individuals took time from the chaos of daily life…
This year the world stopped – but human trafficking didn’t. Across the country, many vulnerabilities that lead to exploitation are more present than ever. That’s why our response right now is so critical. At the close of an unprecedented year, we are all asking: How can we still imagine a…
Welcome to LCHT! People may not know that you aren’t new to our organization – you took the human trafficking class we teach at MSU Denver last winter, you were part of our Leadership Development Program this summer, and you’ve recently facilitated seminars with our interns and trainings with partners!…
As national awareness of human trafficking continues to increase, we now see hotline numbers in public spaces, hear announcements at airports, and find classes specific to the topic. Given the current level of engagement and attention on human trafficking, it’s hard to believe that it wasn’t until 2000 that this…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is an Equal Opportunity Employer and strives to represent all of our community members. We strongly encourage applications from survivors, those with lived experiences, candidates with nontraditional professional or educational backgrounds, and members of marginalized communities, among them BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and differently abled individuals.…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is an Equal Opportunity Employer and strives to represent all of our community members. We strongly encourage applications from survivors, those with lived experiences, candidates with nontraditional professional or educational backgrounds, and members of marginalized communities, among them BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and differently abled individuals.…
While browsing social media over the past few weeks, you may have observed a surge in human trafficking-related hashtags and posts. As board members with the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, it was encouraging to see that people were discussing an issue that doesn’t get nearly enough attention – particularly…
To our supporters, partners, and friends: We are reaching out today in the midst of a challenging season for our country and the global community in regards to the COVID-19 pandemic. First and foremost, we are thinking about those of you who have a direct role in public health efforts.…
As most folx know, June is Pride month. Often, when the month is over, the rainbow flags and apparel are stored away for the next 11 months, until they find their way back to center stage when the following June rolls around. However, in the anti-trafficking movement, we must continue…
It has been a harrowing week for the country in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. Demonstrations around the country have highlighted the unrest our nation feels, particularly our black community members who have been fighting to dismantle systemic racism for far too long. LCHT Leadership Development Program Alumni (‘16)…
A global pandemic has exposed the deeply entrenched inequities in the structures and systems of our society. People of color are dying at disproportionate rates, lack of access to medical supplies and capacity to care for those that are ill are ongoing concerns, and growing ideological divides between economic freedoms…
There are so many ways to reflect on the last few months and how we will respond to the COVID-19 crisis in the months to come. We have witnessed how interconnected humans are, how our actions (and forced inaction) affect the earth and the environment, and how fragile our economy…
Last month we gathered our four kids together for another stay-at-home dinner. This April, that wasn’t saying much. The days of people declaring, “It would be nice to eat together as a family more often” seem like some nostalgic bygone era. I mean, it’s kind of the only option now,…
Today I’m happy to share a very hopeful update: Colorado’s Human Trafficking Hotline Resource Directory is now available online! Here at The Lab, we strive to increase access to essential resources, honor the autonomy of survivors, and strategically collaborate with partners providing services across the state. We know this new…
Over the last month, the majority of our country has been under a stay-at-home order in a collective effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Some of us have answered the call to serve our community in unprecedented ways. Many of us have struggled to maintain human connection amidst…
It’s National Volunteer Week and I find myself at a loss for words. Amidst the collective grief and uncertainty we are all experiencing with the coronavirus pandemic, I have been overwhelmed by the generosity, ingenuity and courage I am observing in our country and around the world. During a time…
Some misconceptions about human trafficking are easy to correct: No, human trafficking doesn’t happen only in foreign countries. Yes, U.S citizens can also be victims of trafficking. But there are other misunderstandings that can only be clarified through nuanced discussion and an understanding of the gray areas that exist with…
Welcome to The Lab! We’re excited to have you as our new Leadership and Engagement Manager. Tell us what drew you to this position and anti-trafficking work in general? Thank you! I am so excited to be part of this team and humbled to be doing this work alongside you…
When I first joined the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) staff this June, I was asked what I found most compelling about the role and this organizations work. It was an easy question to answer. Colorado’s Human Trafficking Hotline operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and…
Human trafficking is one of the worst human rights abuses in the world – and it happens right here in Colorado. Since 2005, the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking has worked to end this crime in our local communities. This month, your support of the Onward Campaign will help advance a growing…
About the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) LCHT’s mission is to inform social change that eliminates human exploitation; our vision is the end of human trafficking. Our program areas include training and education, leadership development, research and hotline. Since 2005, LCHT has trained more than 30,000 community members, law…
My name is Annie Miller, and I had the privilege of helping lead our most recent community-based research with the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking: Colorado Project 2.0. While our recent work revealed that Colorado communities have become more organized and prepared to respond to human trafficking, we know there…
It’s back to school time across the United States. In the most recent school year in Colorado, the Colorado Department of Education counted 911,536 PK-12 students enrolled in 1,900 schools across 178 school districts. Those students were supported by nearly 60,000 teachers and countless more support staff. Schools are one…
In 2019, LCHT released Colorado Project 2.0, a community-based research report evaluating human trafficking in Colorado. In response to this report, a group of diverse survivors, practitioners, law enforcement professionals, and advocates developed Action Plan 2.0. This action plan provides recommendations to combat trafficking based off of Colorado Project 2.0…
Training and education is one of the four main programming areas at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT). As the anti-trafficking movement in Colorado has grown in capacity and collaboration, so has the reach of LCHT’s training program. LCHT receives training requests from a diverse range of professionals and…
It’s an exciting week here at The Lab! We are proud to announce that in addition to taking phone calls, Colorado’s 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline is now available through text messaging! As text line services become a more popular means of communicating and supporting people in crisis, we know that…
Welcome to The Lab! We’re excited to have you as our new Program Coordinator. Tell us what drew you to this position and anti-trafficking work in general? I am honored to be here! My pathway into anti-trafficking work began with the simple awareness of how pervasive this crime is –…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking’s Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills, and professional development opportunities necessary to contribute to the anti-trafficking movement. We are proud to have the opportunity to work alongside leaders like Rebecca Brownsword, who is wrapping up her…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking’s Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills, and professional development opportunities necessary to contribute to the anti-trafficking movement. We are proud to have the opportunity to work alongside leaders like Rebecca Brownsword, who is wrapping up her…
This week we are taking time to say a special goodbye to Mary Landerholm, our Leadership and Engagement Manager at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT).
In January, the Colorado Human Trafficking Council (CHTC) released its 2018 Annual Report. The CHTC was established by legislation and appointed by Governor Hickenlooper in 2014. The Lab is consistently active on the council, most notably through our Executive Director Amanda Finger, who serves as a council member.
About the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) LCHT’s mission is to inform social change that eliminates human exploitation; our vision is the end of human trafficking. Since 2005, LCHT has trained more than 30,000 community members, law enforcement, and social service providers. combathumantrafficking.org. BASIC FUNCTION The Program Coordinator is…
The Human Rights-Based approach requires that human rights are at the core of any anti-trafficking strategy, it seeks to identify and redress the discriminatory practices and unequal distribution of power that underlie trafficking.
In 2018, you decided to be more public with some of your story in terms of being a survivor. Can you share about a few of the platforms you shared on and what that process was like? I made the decision in March to work with a content producer called…
If you or someone you’ve witnessed could be a victim of human trafficking, contact Colorado’s Human Trafficking Hotline (CoNEHT) at 1-866-455-5075. Human trafficking is one of the most serious human rights violations in modern times. While movies and television may lead you to believe this is only happening in far-off…
Finding Momentum During A Global Giving Movement Welcome to the Momentum Campaign! On an election year, you might be a little bit tired of the word “campaign”. We promise that this is an effort you can still get excited about. After all, today is #GivingTuesday. It’s expected that more than 2.5 million…
My name is Kristen Anna, and I am a research intern at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT). My experience participating in LCHT’s Leadership Development Program this summer has been fascinating, eye-opening, occasionally confusing, and wonderful. The main reason I was drawn to LCHT was because I was on…
My name is David Ryan. I am a Development and Communications Intern at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT), average salsa dancer, ultra-triathlete, car-singer, and Colorado convert. My journey to my current chapter with LCHT started with a class I took during my undergraduate studies. Common Phrases, New Meaning…
Tell us about some of the training and education efforts that you’ve been involved in recently. The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) receives training requests from a diverse range of professionals and community members including first responders, service providers, and community groups. Over the last two years, we’ve placed…
Today I’m proud to announce the launch of a special group of supporters we’re calling Lab Catalysts! Lab Catalysts are individuals who commit to a recurring gift that supports our anti-trafficking work throughout the year. This May, we’ve set a goal of partnering with 50 new Lab Catalysts. Will you become one of them today? Here at…
Between 2014 and 2016, state prosecutors in Colorado filed 97 cases using the new human trafficking statutes. But of those cases, only one constituted labor trafficking. Recognizing the state’s lagging efforts to address labor trafficking, the Colorado Human Trafficking Council (CHTC) dedicated two of its monthly meetings in 2017 to…
A Brief History of Colorado’s Human Trafficking Council As a quick summary, the Colorado Human Trafficking Council was written into HB14-1273, which made sweeping changes to Colorado state laws on human trafficking. Much of HB14-1273, sponsored by former Representative Beth McCann (now Denver’s District Attorney), followed recommendations set forth in…
The Evolution of Anti-Trafficking Since TVPA Since the inception of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) in 2000, a wealth of organizations and individuals have worked to galvanize a national response to human trafficking in ways we could have never imagined at the time. We watched professionals in law enforcement…
The United Nations estimates that the number of international migrants in the world is over 244 million people as of 2015, nearly two-thirds of whom live in Europe or Asia. The United States is home to approximately 43 million immigrants, making up 13.5 percent of the total US population. While…
The first responder-the firefighter, EMT, and paramedic-is out in the community and interacting with people every day. They are entering people’s homes, going into warehouses, inspecting restaurants, visiting homeless shelters, trekking into impromptu camps along creeks and rivers, and entering farms and ranches all around the state. First responders are…
Localizing Global Human Rights Abuses Recently, I had the honor of sitting on a panel alongside esteemed colleagues who have forwarded many efforts in the Colorado anti-trafficking movement. This was not my first panel, and I clearly understood that the organizers’ goal was to increase awareness of the crime, an…
A Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking The Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking (CoNEHT) was formed in 2005 as a statewide collaborative of organizations that support the mission to provide a safe and appropriate response to human trafficking in the state. CoNEHT began operation of the statewide human trafficking…
Utilizing Data, Upending Human Exploitation Big data and analytics are all the rage these days. You hear it in every commercial, every business, government, and nonprofit organizations preaching best practices and data utilization. But it isn’t always clear how organizations use that data to improve service, performance, or make a…
A Global Day of Generosity Welcome to the up|END Campaign! For the second straight year, we’ve decided to launch our giving campaign on this now-celebrated global day of generosity known as #GivingTuesday. Today, hundreds of millions of dollars are expected to be donated in more than 100 countries to important issues…
There has been much frustration recently surrounding the inability of the U.S. judicial system to charge those who use the internet as a platform to facilitate human trafficking. Following a number of cases where websites such as Backpage knowingly allowed ads for trafficking victims to be posted, judicial actors and…
Hello Kara and welcome! People may not know that you actually have a history of working with us. Tell us a little bit of that history, and some of the specific ways that you’ve been involved in our work in the past. I was first introduced to LCHT’s work while…
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) – first passed in 2000 and reauthorized four times since – is the first, most substantial and consequential federal human trafficking legislation in the United States. The bill allocates $520 million over four years toward programs that aim to identify and aid victims of trafficking…
ABOUT the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) LCHT’s mission is to inform social change that eliminates human exploitation; our vision is the end of human trafficking. Since 2005, LCHT has trained more than 25,000 community members, law enforcement, and social service providers. BASIC FUNCTION Reporting to the Executive Director,…
This week marked the release of the 17th annual Trafficking in Persons Report at the U.S. Department of State. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson unveiled this year’s report with support from White House Advisor Ivanka Trump. At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we believe that it is important to…
Distinct Crimes on the Increase Human trafficking and human smuggling are distinct crimes that are getting increased media attention due to the refugee crises in the Middle East and Europe as well as along the U.S. southern (and increasingly northern) border. In the process, their definitions are often conflated, with…
“There is no hierarchy of oppression.” When Audre Lorde put these words down on paper more than thirty years ago she could not have known that the silos in social justice movements that were present then would persist today. That is not to say there hasn’t been progress. But in the…
The Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking (CoNEHT) is a 24/7 statewide hotline dedicated to providing resources and referrals to best serve the unique needs of trafficking survivors in our state. The hotline is operated and supervised by the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT), in partnership with Colorado Legal…
All. The. Feels. If you don’t have them, you didn’t finish American Crime Season 3. From the first episode of the season, American Crime viewers were presented with multiple story arcs portraying a range of trafficking experiences from different perspectives. This week, those stories drew to a close with final revelations about the…
When we set out in 2005 to respond to human trafficking in Colorado, very few survivors of the crime were publicly leading and informing the anti-trafficking movement. In part, this low participation was because of the very nature of how the movement evolved. Consider the fact that the first legislation defining…
Travel, in just about any form, requires a set of skills and intentions including open-mindedness, instantaneous problem solving, compromise and a healthy dose of caution for the unexpected. This “backpack” of tools accompany travelers whether it’s a family vacation to Colorado, taking a quick hike with our dog, business travel,…
Today we’re proud to launch a mini-campaign that will advance a critical part of our work at LCHT: survivor support! From May 1st – May 15th, The Ascend Campaign aims to raise $14,000 and take support for survivors of human trafficking in Colorado to new heights. Gifts made during the campaign will have…
The third season of American Crime, a show on ABC that doesn’t shy away from dark topics that often leave people divided, tackles the complexities of human trafficking in the United States. I have to admit that, despite the shows’ critical acclaim, I was skeptical of how trafficking would be…
Happy International Women’s Day! Today we celebrate the achievements of women in history who pushed for greater equality, while marking the important issues that still demand our attention today. At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we’re proud to mark this special day in 2017 amidst a national atmosphere of…
Every once in awhile, I experience a day where the multiple hats I wear as a professional and a person intersect. On November 14th, 2016 I was wearing my “higher education professional” hat as the interim Chair of the Department of Social Work. Looking toward the middle of campus from my…
Following last month’s National Human Trafficking Awareness campaign, it’s helpful to take a closer look at how anti-trafficking advocates can responsibly promote public awareness on this issue. By learning from the flaws of the past and important lessons from parallel movements, public awareness campaigns for human trafficking have a real…
Applying Research to End Human Trafficking For years, LCHT has noted the importance of research in guiding community response to combat human trafficking. Our Colorado Project and the Colorado Action Plan are primary examples. Similar research and evaluation principles apply to how we know we’re making a difference. Because of our…
Survivorship and Human Trafficking Consider for a moment what it would be like to survive a crime that destroys your identity, your community, and your sense of self. Survivorship of human trafficking is traditionally understood in terms of crisis services and the provision of other immediate needs such as food,…
At Greater Risk: Human Trafficking and the Child Welfare System “As child welfare agencies have increasing involvement with victims of trafficking, it becomes imperative that child welfare workers receive the training and resources necessary to help them identify children and youth who have been or are being trafficked- and that workers have…
The Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking (CoNEHT) is a 24/7 statewide hotline dedicated to providing resources and referrals to best serve the unique needs of trafficking survivors in our state. The hotline is operated and supervised by the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT), in partnership with Colorado Legal…
Human trafficking is an emerging public health issue that disproportionately impacts individuals from communities of color, and those who are experiencing hunger, homelessness, and domestic violence. However, the health-service needs of victims and survivors of human trafficking have received woefully limited attention, particularly when compared with law-enforcement and immigration responses…
A Major Transnational Crime Many of us have followed the tragedy of Syria and the attendant heartbreak of streams of Syrian refugees pouring into Europe. The Syrian civil war has produced nearly five million refugees and even more internally displaced (IDPs). The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimates another…
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking will launch it’s annual giving campaign on Tuesday, November 29th. The Compreh{END} Campaign has set a goal of $50,000 that will support 2017 anti-trafficking work in Colorado and beyond. Supporters can donate or get involved as crowdfunding leaders. Over 35 crowdfunding captains will power the…
What does it take to end human trafficking in Colorado? All of us. That means you. Me. Everyone. On October 20th, The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking was proud to bring together over 200 people across Colorado committed to advancing anti-trafficking in our state. Mobilize the Movement invited two distinct…
The mission of child welfare is to keep children safe. So, the role of child welfare professionals in the anti-trafficking movement seems obvious. But the practical integration of child welfare agencies into the response can be much more challenging. In order to better examine the role of child welfare in…
A classic story involves a damsel in distress and a cruel, disillusioned villain. After arduous realities, the damsel is saved by a heroic mess of testosterone and the world is set right. The villain is banished to a castle in the abyss for all eternity while the damsel and her…
This year, we celebrate 10 years of concentrated efforts to locally address human trafficking. One decade is a significant amount of time and is a point for reflection as well as an opportunity to look forward. For the history and our founding or the programs we operate, I’ll refer you…
For many, she is a source of hope and inspiration, a testament to the resiliency of the human spirit and the epitome of selflessness. The Cambodian woman who escaped a life of forced sexual exploitation and went on to found a multi-million dollar charitable foundation supported by celebrities and business…
