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Get More Informed

 Gear Up!  (Get the Truth)

 The following websites provide a wealth of knowledge about modern-day slavery and how we can fight it. Abolition!

Not For Sale    http://www.notforsalecampaign.org/

The Amazing Change      http://www.theamazingchange.com/

Polaris Project       www.polarisproject.org/

 Initiative Against Sexual Trafficking       http://www.iast.net/

Free the Slaves     http://www.freetheslaves.net/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=183&srcid=-2 

Trafficking in Persons Report (June 2007)

Movies: Amazing Grace ('07), Trade ('07)

Books: Not For Sale by David Batstone, Disposable People by Kevin Bales, The Natashas by Victor Malarek, Be the Change by Zach Hunter, A Crime So Monstrous by E. Benjamin Skinner. 

 Team Up! (Get Involved)

Organizations Around the World 

NightLight      http://www.nightlightbangkok.com/
...a ministry in urban Bangkok, which reaches out to women and children working in the bar areas of Nana/Sukhumvit.  Located in a neighborhood with a growing sex trade, Nightlight's vision is to share the Light of the world in both word and deed to those who live in darkness.  To know more visit their website at 

The Well       http://www.servantworks.org/well

The RugMark Foundation. RugMark is the international nonprofit organization devoted to building schools, programs and opportunities that give children back their childhoods by ending child labor in the handmade carpet industry in South Asia.

Project Rescue       http://www.projectrescue.com/

Hagar Project         http://www.hagarproject.org/

Childvoice International        http://www.childvoiceintl.org/

Domestic Organizations

Center to Restore Trafficked and Exploited Children       www.crtec.org

Innocence Atlanta        http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/

ALERT           http://www.traffickingaz.org/

Organizations focused both Abroad and Stateside 

International Justice Mission (IJM) is a human rights agency that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. IJM lawyers, investigators and aftercare professionals work with local governments to ensure victim rescue, to prosecute perpetrators and to strengthen the community and civic factors that promote functioning public justice systems. To read more visit their website at http://www.ijm.org/

Make Way Partners        http://www.makewaypartners.org/

SharedHope International           http://www.sharedhope.org/