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Invisible Chains: How Everyday Habits Contribute to Modern Slavery

We often think of human trafficking as something that happens far away, in hidden corners of the world. But the truth is more unsettling: trafficking is woven into the everyday products we buy and the media we consume. Without realizing it, our choices may be supporting systems of exploitation. Take the clothes in your closet, […]

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Let Freedom Ring: A 4th of July Reflection on the True Meaning of Liberty

As fireworks light the sky and families gather to celebrate America’s independence, it’s easy to forget that not everyone in this country experiences freedom. On this patriotic holiday, we’re called to reflect on the deeper meaning of liberty, especially for those still trapped in modern slavery. Human trafficking, a hidden yet devastating crime, affects over

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Hidden in Plain Sight: Why HumanTrafficking Survivors Often Don’t Seek Help

A Survivor’s Story: From Silence to Empowerment By: Courageous and Free Staff Traffickers sometimes confine victims in ordinary places, like this old RV, to avoid detection. One young survivor working with Courageous and Free, whom we’ll call “Sarah” (name changed for privacy), exemplifies both the challenges and hope in helping victims come forward. Sarah was

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From Exploitation to Empowerment: The Critical Role of Housing for Human Trafficking Survivors

When a survivor escapes the grips of human trafficking, the journey to healing and freedom is far from over. While the world often celebrates their escape as the conclusion of a horrific chapter, for many survivors, it marks the beginning of a different kind of struggle — finding a safe, stable place to live. The

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