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Freedom Network USA
Many people aren’t aware that human trafficking is a problem in the U.S. That’s why we love Freedom Network USA and its members who work tirelessly to end human trafficking and ensure that survivors have access to supportive services.
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Support Migrant Children and Dreamers
Every child deserves the care, support, and services they need to thrive. Yet, migrant children entering the U.S. are often confined in detention centers, separated from their families, prevented from quick reunification with family or sponsors, denied access to legal representation, and deprived of accurate information in a language they can understand. Others, who were brought to the U.S. as children by their parents and now call the U.S. home, remain in a state of limbo without a pathway to citizenship.
Here’s what you can do about it.
Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Much of the food we eat has been grown, picked, processed, or packaged by workers in sub-standard conditions (think: poverty wages, occupational hazards, violence, and sexual assault). Sometimes these workers are even subject to forced labor, a form of human trafficking or modern slavery. Yet, many food retailers claim that they are not responsible for the human rights abuses within their supply chains.
CIW set out to change that.
End Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is also referred to as modern slavery. Every year, millions of people are trafficked and forced to work against their will, including within the United States. Practically every good and service we buy contains human trafficking at some point in its supply chain.
Here’s what you can do about it.