the exodus road
There are 45 million slaves in the world today. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. Here’s how we’re fighting human trafficking.
here’s how we fight human trafficking
1
Prevention
We educate thousands through targeted campaigns, both online and at public and private events, and train national leaders. Traffickwatch and Online Abolitionists are the main programs.
2
Rescue
Intervention is our main focus. Working with local police partners, we provide investigative resources and technology for rescue missions and the arrests of traffickers. We also equip national leaders for sustainable impact.
3
Survivor Care
We provide support services to survivors with qualified partners. We also employ local social workers to advocate for survivors during and following raids.
Because of you
We have supported rescue operations with police for over 900 children, men and women, along with the arrests of nearly 400 offenders. We’ve trained over 600 nationals to recognize and combat human trafficking, and we utilize technology to make rescues more effective. We work primarily in SE Asia, India, and the Americas.
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Human Trafficking
45 million people today are affected. Learn about the modern day slavery problem here.
Human Trafficking Facts
Search & Rescue
Our investigative teams find those trapped in slavery. You can join their rescue work today.
Search & Rescue Program
TraffickWatch
You can learn about human trafficking in your area and how to fight it. Check out our free online experience.
Traffickwatch Training
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These are people doing what no one else will do, and we have to support that. These people are out there putting their lives on the line, and we have to tell their stories and support that.
– Vickie Reddy, Producer, The Justice Conference
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