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Plan a Fair Trade Halloween Party

Halloween is October 31st. Celebrate by planning a fair trade Halloween party! Halloween is a perfect excuse to gather your family and friends for a fun party! Use the opportunity to promote a slave-free lifestyle and feature key fair trade pieces fo

Call On Congress to Support the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act

Take action and tell Congress to support the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act 2017-2018. US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and US Representative Ann Wagner have introduced to Congress the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act, a bill that would allow courts t

Volunteer at an Aftercare Shelter

Volunteer at an aftercare shelter this holiday season and give back to those in need. Aftercare or transitional care homes provide services to survivors of slavery so that they can heal and move forward with their lives. Aftercare facilitates include

Wear Orange to Celebrate International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls

Wear orange on Saturday, November 25th to celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls. The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls was created by the United Nations in 1981

Decorate With One Fair Trade Item This Holiday Season

Decorate With On Fair Trade Item This Holiday Season December marks the beginning of the holiday season for many of us across the world. This year, opt to decorate with at least one fair trade holiday item to ensure a slave-free lifestyle. Not sure w

Celebrate International Human Rights Day

Celebrate International Human Rights Day (UN) on December 10th Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December — the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The UDHR is a mile

Be Inspired by Stories of Abolitionists

Be Inspired by Stories of Abolitionists The New Abolitionists is a campaign that “teaches that slavery is neither a historical artifact nor something confided to distant lands,” and centers on photographs of modern day “new Abolitionists.” Like the A

Wear Blue on January 11th

Wear Blue on January 11th January 11th, 2018 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day in the United States and the Blue Campaign, a project of the Department of Homeland Security, wants you to wear blue on the 11th to pledge solidarity with traffi

Watch CNN’s “Libya’s Slaves: I Was Sold”

Watch CNN’s “Libya’s Slaves: I Was Sold” It happened. A man was sold for $400 in a Libyan slave auction. And CNN caught it on film. In November of 2017, CNN captured video footage of enslaved peoples in Libya in a modern day slave auction. The video

Stop Using the Term Child Prostitute

Stop Using the Term Child Prostitute Rights4Girls launched an online campaign asking for media outlets to stop the use of the word “child prostitute.” Rights4Girls states that “Simply put, there is no such thing as a child prostitute. There is no dif