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Save the Children - India

History Save the Children's s association with India is more than 80 years old when our founder Eglantyne Jebb drafted the 'Declaration of the Rights of the Child' in 1922 which was signed by Mahatma Gandhi in 1931. It was Jebb’s vision which was eve

Solidarity Network with Migrants Japan

History In 1991, organizations in Kanto working on issues concerning migrants’ rights held “the Forum on Foreign Workers Issues in Kanto.” This forum is held annually. It successfully increased the number of organizations working on this issue. In 19

SOS Children's Villages - International

History In 1949, Hermann Gmeiner laid the foundations of the first SOS Children’s Villages in Imst, Austria where forty Austrian children would find homes after the desolation of World War II. Just a few years later, SOS Villages had been created in

South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking

History The South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking (SBCEHT) held its first meeting in February 2005 to establish a multidisciplinary response to human trafficking in the South Bay Area. The Coalition upholds a victim-centered approach in coordi

Southern Arizona Battered Immigrant Women Project

History The Southern Arizona Battered Immigrant Women Project (BIWP) helps to identify and develop resources and provide outreach and training to organizations that interact with immigrant women who may be victims of domestic violence or sexual viole

Stop Human Trafficking - Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois Network

History The Stop Human Trafficking – Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois Network is a network of service providers, law enforcement, concerned citizens and awareness raising initiatives throughout Eastern Missouri and parts of Southern Illinois that

T'ruah

History Motivated by both the troubling reality of modern-day slavery and the core values of Judaism, T'ruah launched the Jewish Campaign to End Slavery and Human Trafficking. T'ruah is leading the charge from within the Jewish community against mode

The Salvation Army Initiative Against Sexual Trafficking

History Since its inception, The Salvation Army has sought to reduce the worldwide phenomenon of abuse of individuals or groups of people for personal gain, now defined by the United Nations as human trafficking. It has established places of refuge f

The Freedom Story

History When Freedom Story Founder Rachel Sparks heard about the issue of child prostitution, she knew she needed to do something. She had grown up around the film industry, so she gathered together a small film crew to expose the issue in Thailand b

Tripartite Action to Protect Migrants from Labor Exploitation Project (GMS TRIANGLE)

History The GMS TRIANGLE project aims to strengthen the formulation and implementation of recruitment and labor protection policies and practices as well as to ensure safe migration resulting in decent work. Tripartite constituents (government, worke