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Love146
www.love146.org
This nonprofit organization is dedicated to abolishing child sexual slavery and
exploitation. They are also committed to rehabilitating and restoring survivors of slavery.
The organization started officially in 2004 as a Public Charity with the name Justice for
Children Intl but changed its name in 2007. Founded by Rob Morris, Desirea Rodgers,
Lamont Hieberg, and Caroline Hahm after witnessing sexual slavery of minors in South
East Asia, the organization now conducts research on prevention and recovery. The
website features a global map displaying efforts at Prevention at Aftercare, the twopronged
approach Love146 adopts to combat trafficking.
NightLight
http://nightlightinternational.com
NightLight International is an organization with offices in the U.S. and Thailand,
working as a nonprofit enterprise and business. It features a store that benefits
rehabilitated victims. In the U.S., the organization partners with several sectors, including
churches, law enforcement, and social service organizations to promote advocacy and
training. In Atlanta, the organization helps persons in the sex industry to leave safely.
Polaris Project
www.polarisproject.org
Since 2002, Polaris Project has been at the forefront of identifying trafficking, victim
rehabilitation, and lobbying for better legal norms. The organization is based in D.C. and
offers clinical social services to victims; operates a 24-hour national human trafficking
hotline; coordinates public outreach campaigns using media and grassroots activism;
collaborates with global anti-trafficking partners; advocates for better state and federal
policy; trains future anti-trafficking practitioners; hosts a fellowship program for future
leaders in the field; and runs campaigns targeting criminal trafficking networks and other
organizations that support trafficking. Their survivor services include: comprehensive
case management; crisis response; transitional housing; job training; therapy; a drop-in
center; and outreach and victim identification. The website features an interactive map of
the U.S. with state-by-state information on organizations, hotline call statistics,
publications, and legislation. Manuals for law enforcement officials, maps of US task
forces, and outreach and awareness materials are among the many resources available at
their site.
Safe Horizon Anti-Trafficking Program
http://www.safehorizon.org/index/what-we-do-2/anti-trafficking-program-13.html
Safe Horizon is a nonprofit organization that works on domestic violence, rape and
sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, anti-trafficking, youth assistance, counseling, and
advocacy. The Anti-Trafficking Program, starting in 2001, provides services to victims of
both labor and sex trafficking through case management and educational and vocational
training. It was initially ―designated as the national training and technical assistance
provider for the U.S. Department of Justice trafficking service provider grantees.‖ It
offers training and education programs, community outreach guidance, and convenes a
NYC Anti-Trafficking Network.
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