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AZ Central – ‘Why can’t she run away?’ and other nonsense
The vivid graphic of a fist in the face quickly dispatched the platitudes we offer for domestic violence, especially when it involves a superhero. It unhinged the “she could have just run”...
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A Call To Men: What Will Your Story Be?
I should say up front that this post is aimed at men. When it comes to fighting human trafficking, those of us on the front-lines of this battle tend to look beside...
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Ending Demand Starts with Building Strong Children
While enslaved on a plantation on the eastern shore of Maryland, my great-great-great grandfather, Frederick Douglass, was denied an education. Slaves were prohibited by U.S. law to learn to read and write....
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Neglecting Demand Fuels Human Trafficking
There are many forms of human trafficking and for the past two years, Human Trafficking Search has been writing a weekly blog on the topics of sex trafficking, child trafficking, organ trafficking...
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ArtPrize Exhibit Uses Real Suvivor Voices to Bring Awareness to Sex Trafficking
Working with Shared Hope International, artist Pamela Alderman created an ArtPrize exhibit to bring greater awareness to the problem of sex trafficking. Using audio files from Chosen (one of Shared Hope’s documentary video resources),...
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