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    • Gender-Based Violence

    Prioritizing Racial Healing for Human Trafficking Survivors

    • January 17, 2023
    Racial minorities are disproportionately affected by human trafficking   Today is National Day of Racial Healing in the United States, where communities discuss racial healing, equity, and justice. The Association of…
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      • Gender-Based Violence

      Understanding and Fighting Human Trafficking on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

      • July 19, 2022
      An estimated 24.9 million people of all ages and backgrounds are trafficked around the world. Human trafficking exists in every community across the globe. As such, it is critical that…
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        • Gender-Based Violence

        Polaris’ “Human Trafficking 101”: The Training We Need to Prevent and Reduce Human Trafficking

        • January 18, 2022
        Human trafficking, as defined by U.S. law, is the use of force, fraud, or coercion to compel a person into commercial sex acts or labor against their will. Over the…
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          • Gender-Based Violence

          How You Can Help During National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month

          • December 21, 2021
          In 2010, the President proclaimed that the month of January would be National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Since this declaration, there have been multiple anti-trafficking policy achievements such…
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            • Women

            Aspire and act: a world without slavery or servitude can be realized

            • December 21, 2018
            It’s fitting that as the month of December ends, a month where we commemorated the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the month of January is beginning,…
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              • Projects That Inspire

              From Coast to Coast, here’s how The Junior League is fighting the scourge of human trafficking

              • July 30, 2018
              The numbers alone tell the story. 21 million people in the world are victims of human trafficking. 71% of human trafficking victims are women and girls. And when it comes…
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                • Women

                Moving the Needle on Human Trafficking in Your Community and Across the U.S.

                • January 30, 2017
                Many people do not recognize the critical role they can play in their workplaces and communities to fight human trafficking on a daily basis. From analyzing supply chains in your company’s complex web of services and products, to identifying farm workers or domestic workers
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                  • Civic Leadership
                  • Women

                  Sometimes change takes a while

                  • January 6, 2017
                  Human trafficking has been high on the legislative agenda of the Junior Leagues of the State of New York State Public Affairs Committee since 2006, when NYSPAC members urged members…
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                    • Projects That Inspire

                    What is CSE/HT? (Hint: It involves children.)

                    • October 12, 2016
                    It’s a handy catchphrase for Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children/Human Trafficking, which the Junior League of Atlanta adopted as a focus area in 2013. JLA offers up these statistics to…
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                      • Women

                      What Can “We” Do About Human Trafficking?

                      • January 13, 2016
                      It’s hard to remember now, but it was only recently that human trafficking – which is a growing global problem of enormous scale – was something that most people simply…
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