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Project SMASH

Our History  In 2005, SMASH (School of Modern Arts, Salsa and Hip Hop) Dance was founded in Las Vegas by former Vegas Performer, Lisa Valdes Romero. Through SMASH Dance, Lisa catered to children’s dance programs, sponsored many community events and r

Resource Centre for Human Rights & Civic Education (CHRICED)

About CHRICED and Program Strategy  Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) was founded and registered in October 2006 with Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as non-profit, non-partisan, and non-governmental organiz

Community House Damaris

History For nearly ten years, Dina – founder of Community House Damaris (CHD) – worked as a volunteer in some of the 300 brothels of downtown Athens serving victims of exploitation and trafficking. She found that the girls she was ministering to face

Shamere McKenzie

Shamere McKenzie was a college student struggling to pay her tuition when she met her trafficker in 2005. He was a charismatic man who lured McKenzie into a relationship, promising to help and give her an opportunity to safely and quickly earn money

The Impact of Empowering Education on Child/Forced Marriage

Bonded Labor

Bonded labor is designed to exploit workers. The cyclical process begins with a debt, whether acquired or inherited, that cannot be paid immediately. Then, while the worker labors to repay the debt, the employer continues to add on additional expense

Read A Crime So Monstrous

Purchase, and read this book today. There are more slaves in the world today than at any time in history. After spending four years visiting a dozen countries where slavery flourishes, Skinner tells the story, in gripping narrative style, of individu

Discuss Slavery with Kids

It can be hard to talk to kids about the bad things happening in this world, especially other kids that are enslaved. These books are written by former child domestic slaves in Haiti and are a kid-friendly way to introduce the topic of modern-day sla

Design Campaign Art

The creators of the award-winning documentary film Food Chains, which discusses labor rights in America's farms, is inviting artists to interpret the movie poster and create new images that activists can use during National Farmworker Awareness Week.

Help Former Restavek's Prepare for School

Restavek Freedom works to end child domestic slavery in Haiti. This year, they want to give every child in their care a brand new backpack for school. They need 850 before the start of the year!