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NANE (Women for Women Together Against Violence)

History Since its establishment in February 1994, NANE has been maintaining an independent NGO role. The hotline, the organization's very first program, has been operating ever since, seven days a week, four hours daily. The hotline is staffed by vol

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

History In 1981, six-year-old Adam Walsh was abducted from a Florida shopping mall and later found brutally murdered. When Adam first disappeared, his parents, John and Revé Walsh turned to law enforcement to help find their son. To their disbelief,

Nebraskans for Peace

History Four themes have defined Nebraskans for Peace virtually from its inception: the search for peace through negotiation and especially through the reduction of nuclear armaments; the pursuit of nonviolence; an opposition to globalization that gi

Network for Peace through Dialogue

History Network for Peace through Dialogue (formerly the Center of International Learning) was begun in 1985 by sociologists, theologians, and educators from Germany, the Philippines and the United States united by their world view and wanting to par

New Orleans Human Trafficking Working Group

History In the 21st century, modern slavery is often known as the crime of “human trafficking” (HT) — the exploitation of a person’s labor through force, fraud or coercion. Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery. It is a heinous crime that for

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

NYC Lawyers Against Human Trafficking

History NYC LAHT was founded in 2008 by Natalie Flores Campbell and Stephen De Luca. Natalie Flores Campbell is an attorney admitted to practice in the state and U.S. District Courts of New York and New Jersey. She is a former legal policy fellow at

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

Pacific Gateway Center

History Pacific Gateway Center (PGC) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization whose mission is to empower immigrants, refugees and low-income in building skills so they may access opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency. PGC’s key operations includ

PACT (Persons Against the Crime of Trafficking in Persons) Ottawa

History On May 7 – 8, 2004, the Canadian Religious Conference and Kairos Spirituality-for-Social Justice Centre sponsored an educational workshop in Ottawa called: Trafficking in Women and Children:  A Lucrative Multinational Business.  What is Our R