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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

Spoken For

History Spoken For was formed in 2008 by a group of women. One woman in particular was going through the process of adopting children. She found out that the birth mother was a sex worker in Albuquerque. The children up for adoption also had numerous

Stand Against Trafficking Coalition

History The Stand Against Trafficking Coalition was birthed out of the merger of two groups within Springfield, Missouri who were both working to address the issue of human trafficking. One group was a grassroots effort by individuals whose passion a

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

Stop Modern Slavery

History Stop Modern Slavery began in 2004 as the DC Fight Human Trafficking Meetup: a place for individuals and local and international organizations to come together to learn, discuss the problem and share ideas and initiatives for finding solutions

STOP THE TRAFFIK

History Since 2006 we have been building a global movement. Initially, STOP THE TRAFFIK was set up as a two year campaign to host "Freedom Day" to mark the bicentenary of the abolition of the transatlantic slavery. On March 25, 2007, thousands of peo

StreetLightUSA

History In 2007, Christian and community leaders in Arizona became aware of the growing pandemic of child sex trafficking occurring throughout the United States and in their own backyard. In response, we developed a dynamic case study of the potentia

Students Against Trafficking and Sexploitation (SATS)

History We are students and community members fighting together in the new abolitionist movement against sexual slavery and commercial sexual exploitation. As with other anti-human trafficking organizations, we take the radical feminist approach of a