Whether it be legal, medical, financial, or emotional, layers of support are crucial to helping those coming out of a trafficking situation.

When a human trafficking survivor comes forward to share their experience and seek justice against their trafficker, they are also embarking on an incredibly arduous journey. Between navigating the legal system and trying to heal from intense trauma, survivors need all the support they can get. That's where people like Alex Fehder come in.

Parents will do anything for their children. They will protect them at all costs, make difficult decisions, and work their fingers to the bone to provide for their families. It is for this very reason that desperate parents are easy targets for traffickers promising stability and prosperity.

Meet our Cause Strategist, Hannah Barnes!

Anyone who has done any research into human trafficking knows that it is a widespread problem that spans many different aspects of life. Today, I’d like to talk about bonded labor.

Shine A Light on Slavery!

In this month's featured episode of the Ending Human Trafficking Podcast, listeners hear from Ambassador John Cotton Richmond, the United States Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons.

Fear is a paralyzing force. It can hold the strongest of us hostage as we try to do the right thing, the smart thing, but can't because "what if?"

What if nobody believes me?

What if something terrible happens because I tell the truth?

What if I get hurt?

Sometimes, a single moment can change our lives forever. For proof of this, look no further than our February human trafficking abolitionist, Scarlet Hudson!

I am the expert on me and my life. …

All alone in a big city at 15, he started to seek that love and acceptance that he wasn’t getting from my parents. Read more about Jose’s story.

What does strong advocacy against human trafficking look like? In this episode of the Ending Slavery podcast, Dr. Glenn Miles gives us an answer to this question: careful research and disregarding stereotype.

When Daniel arrived in the United States on an H-2A Visa, his employer promptly confiscated his passport. Soon after, Daniel and his coworkers were forced to work extremely long days and had restricted access to food and water. Daniel even reported seeing his employer physically assault another worker.

Proverbs 31:25, "She is clothed with strength and dignity, she laughs without fear of the future." This month we spotlight Bethany Archer, founder of 31:25 Ministries and hear about her passion for human trafficking survivors.

Building a skyscraper requires architects, engineers, constructions, and electricians. Running any business depends on customer service representatives, accountants, innovators, administrators, and assistants. The work against human trafficking is no different. It requires a variety of strengths and interests to make a difference.