Cup of Hope: Back to School Edition
It’s August! As we think ahead to school starting in a few weeks, we want to help you and the kids in your life feel more safe and confident on […]
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Human Trafficking Awareness Month 2022
/in Human Trafficking Awareness Month/by Heather McGannonThank you for joining us on our various Social Media Platforms this month! We are grateful to be able to use these different outlets to help educate and bring awareness […]
Becoming a Part of the Solution: First Steps to Ethical Shopping
/in Ethical Shopping, Human Trafficking Awareness Month/by Heather McGannon10 steps to help you start thinking and shopping ethically… The world of ethical shopping can feel SO overwhelming when you first start out! We are writing this blog with […]
Human Trafficking Awareness Month Reading List 2022
/in Human Trafficking Awareness Month/by Heather McGannonIt’s Day 4 of Human Trafficking Awareness Month and we are grateful to have you with us as we share resources and help to equip you and your communities to […]
“What is Human Trafficking” Podcasts
/in Podcasts/by Heather McGannonHello and Happy New Year! It’s Human Trafficking Awareness month and we will be here all month long educating and resourcing you. For today we’d love to invite you to […]
Your Michigan Ethical Storefront Guide 2021
/in Abolitionists in Action/by Heather McGannonWe can hardly believe that November is just a few days away! 2021 is going fast. As the holiday season approaches we want to help you, our fellow Michiganders, to […]
The Abolitionist Program
/in Abolitionists in Action/by Heather McGannonHave you signed up for our Abolitionist Program yet? This is a FREE 10-week email series aimed at education about human trafficking and giving readers tools to act on what […]
A Reflection on the Empower Conference 2021
/in Abolitionists in Action, Collaboration, Training/by Heather McGannonCurrently, 49 out of the 50 US States fully criminalize commercial sex buying and selling, meaning that both the prostituted individuals and the person buying, if caught, would face charges. […]