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Children of Haitian descent in the Dominican Republic are especially vulnerable to human trafficking | Photo: FTS/Bardaji

Voices for Change

Posted by Gemma Bardaji on March 13, 2019

From an early age I felt the vocation to do everything in my power to fight injustice, and I have been working for more than 20 years to advance human rights and gender equality in different countries. Injustice is manifested in different ways with different peculiarities and nuances. But in read more >

Feminist is Not a Dirty Word

Feminist is Not a Dirty Word

Posted by Allie Gardner on March 4, 2019

Sustainable fashion activist Amy DuFault is worried these days. Worried that the word feminist – and all it stands for – is under assault. That’s why she’s designed a new way to stand-up for women’s rights, loud and proud.

For International Women’s Day, read more >

Slavery Survivor Helps Others “Move toward the Light”

Slavery Survivor Helps Others “Move toward the Light”

Posted by Terry FitzPatrick on February 8, 2019

What happened to Soni Vanvasi has happened to millions of others in India. Her entire family was enslaved because a child fell ill. Now that she’s free, Soni is determined to prevent human trafficking from ever touching another person’s life.

“I want to educate my kids and motivate others to do read more >

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    • Gifts of $25, for example, can help feed Indian child slavery survivors attending a transitional school.
    • Gifts of $250 can provide two women in the Congo with a sewing machine and supplies to start a sustainable garment business.
    • Gifts of $500 can help a child attend transitional school in Ghana for six months.

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