Restore Freedom

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Three sex trafficking survivors from Restore NYC’s...

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Three sex trafficking survivors from Restore NYC’s safehouse program share their stories of their current journey and hopes for starting a new life.

Restore is a New York City nonprofit dedicated to restoring freedom, safety and hope for foreign-born survivors of sex trafficking by providing long-term, holistic aftercare services. Learn more and support freedom today.

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ohmywurd: Proverbs 31:25

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ohmywurd:

Proverbs 31:25

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somalymamfoundation: Buy a Sevenly t-shirt to support the...

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somalymamfoundation:

Buy a Sevenly t-shirt to support the life-giving work of the Somaly Mam Foundation

drewdudek: Eyes of Fire by Pas Neos and Jessica BarronFrom the...

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 12:25:06 -0500

drewdudek:

Eyes of Fire by Pas Neos and Jessica Barron
From the album “Hold On” based on the documentary “Nefarious,” which exposes the underlying truths of human sex trafficking.

JJIE.org Covers Youth + Human Trafficking: Google Supports Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts

Wed, 21 Dec 2011 20:16:13 -0500

JJIE.org Covers Youth + Human Trafficking: Google Supports Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts:

traffickingjjie:

Google announced Wednesday it gave $115 million to several non-profit and academic organizations in 2011, including $11.5 million for the fight against human trafficking.

“Our support will free more than 12,000 people from modern-day slavery, and prevent millions more from being victimized,” …

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freedomandfashion: proofofexistence: DACS untited by...

Mon, 26 Sep 2011 12:26:05 -0400

freedomandfashion:

proofofexistence:

DACS untited by ~fabiandelange

from illustrator: Designers Against Child Slavery is a design collective that enables creatives from all over the world to rise up against sex trade. We want to see how

affective artists can be when they start breaking the boundaries of culture , race,
religion, and backgrounds to unite for a just couse, and use theire unique styles
and talents to give a voice to the voiceless.

We are a group of artist with passion for making difference in our world.
we leverage our unique gifts and styles to produce artwork, to raise awareness
of the injustice of sex trafficking and inspiring others to use theire talents to
impact the world around us.

The name of the new DACS exhibition is “Episodes”.
This exhibition is all about telling the story of a trafficking victim, through our artwork.
So we will be literally illustrating the “Episodes” of a victims story.
This exhibition will show live in New York City, in October, 2011.

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Gio might like this.

We love the message of bringing light into darkness.

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couragehopestrength: via: mateo and tobias

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couragehopestrength:

via: mateo and tobias

couragehopestrength: Always. ♥

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couragehopestrength:

Always. ♥

"Slavery was, in a very real sense, the first international human rights issue to come to the fore...."

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 12:22:06 -0400

“Slavery was, in a very real sense, the first international human rights issue to come to the fore. It led to the adoption of the first human rights laws and to the creation of the first human rights non-governmental organization. And yet despite the efforts of the international community to combat this abhorrent practice, it is still widely prevalent in all its insidious forms, old and new. The list is painfully long and includes traditional chattel slavery; bonded labour; serfdom; and forced labour, including of children, women and migrants, and often for the purpose of sexual exploitation, domestic servitude and ritualistic and religious reasons.”

- Kofi Annan (via believeinfreedom)