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Not for Sale

History In 2001, Dave Batstone discovered that his favorite Bay Area restaurant had been the center of a local human trafficking ring that forcefully brought hundreds of teenagers from India into the United States. He realized this was part of a grow

Oasis India

History Our work began on the streets and in the slums of Mumbai in 1993, helping the youth and children living in Kandivali railway station and providing skills development training for women in a slum near Bandra. Presently, we have our presence ac

Oregon Center for Christian Voices

History The Oregon Center for Christian Voices (OCCV) was formed in 2006 when a small group of concerned Christians recognized a need for another voice in the public arena. One that consistently held up the many other issues that God asks his people

Prevent Human Trafficking

History PHT developed from the passion of its founding members in addressing widespread child exploitation in Southeast Asia. Dedicated individuals were drawn together through their mutual commitment to these issues and formed PHT in 1999. Members ha

Red Thread Movement

History Linda Egle, the founder of Eternal Threads, first learned about the problem of sex trafficking in 2008. She had already been working with women in extreme poverty for years, but upon hearing of the enormity of the problem of trafficking, she

Refugee International

History We are an independent organization, and do not accept any government or UN funding. ChallengeDisplacement crises left unattended threaten stability around the world. There are 59.5 million refugees and internally displaced people and 10 milli

Restavec Freedom Alliance

History The discussion surrounding the forming of the Restavec Freedom Alliance occurred in August 2010. During a mission visit working with the HELO orphanages, Pastor Jean Beaucejour spoke with Ellen, sharing with her the plight of the restavek chi

Restore NYC

History FAITH HUCKEL MOTTER (Founder) As a social worker in Philadelphia, Faith Motter became intimately aware of the severe trauma suffered by victims of sexual exploitation. After receiving her master’s in social work from Columbia University, Fait

Richmond Justice Initiative (RJI)

History Richmond Justice Initiative is a non-profit, faith-based organization of volunteer modern day abolitionists who use their gifts and talents in the battle against human trafficking. Founded in 2009 by Sara Pomeroy, RJI has been mobilizing and

Sudara (International Princess Project)

History In 2005, Sudara* founder Shannon Keith took a trip to India and saw the expanse of forced prostitution in the country's red light areas. Shannon returned home and gathered friends to help do something about it. The team knew that without safe