Advocacy

Mission: To equip Tennesseans and their public officials to effectively promote and defend a culture that values the traditional family, for the sake of the common good.   READ MORE

Chab Dai is at the forefront of raising the standards of advocacy, prevention and care for individuals and communities affected by human trafficking and exploitation.   READ MORE

We are ending trafficking 1 COMMUNITY at a time. Our vision is for community; a place where everyone is included, making a contribution and reaching their God-given potential.   READ MORE

Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is a 501(c)3 that exists to educate, equip, empower and mobilize members of the trucking and travel plaza industry to combat domestic sex trafficking.   READ MORE

Florida Abolitionist is an anti-human trafficking organization that networks and facilitates preventative and restorative solutions to ending modern-day slavery. We do this through mobilizing and collaborating with those in the community to end this monstrous crime together.   READ MORE

Called to Rescue has been helping and rescuing victimized and trafficked children for over 20 years internationally. In the USA we are rescuing, doing Awareness Training and forming Task Force groups nationally.   READ MORE

My Refuge House is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that restores survivors of commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) and abuse. Our home, located in Cebu, Philippines, provides holistic care intended to support trafficking survivors educationally, spiritually, physically, emotionally, and mentally as they stand on their own again. Founded by a small church in Southern California, we opened …   READ MORE

Our staff and volunteers are experts in youth-led development. We are driven forward by young people and young professionals around the world.   READ MORE

Project Interfaith’s online and educational programming illuminates how people understand and express their spiritual and cultural identities while dispelling common myths and stereotypes that cause prejudice, violence, and hate.   READ MORE

By partnering with established after-care facilities, we provide an opportunity for sex trafficking survivors to build their own business selling second-hand clothing while going to school, establishing a house, and caring for their families. Selling clothes allows them to work as much or as little as their school schedule permits. The women in our program receive their starting inventory as a d…   READ MORE