TraffickWatch Academy: Combat Human Trafficking
This training currently includes two free, visually engaging video modules that cover the basics of human trafficking globally, trafficking in the United States, and practical ways to fight it.
Lifeway Network
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History
Since its founding in 2007, LifeWay Network has collaborated with agencies and social service providers to find a new way of life for women trafficking survivors. Since its start, LifeWay Network has offered short-term emergency housing, and in 2012 opened our first long-term transitional safe house.
LifeWay is changing the future for women survivors of human trafficking. Through our safe house community living model we provide a supportive and nurturing environment that helps them move towards a life of freedom and independence.
LifeWay’s work is made possible through the work of its dedicated staff and board members, and its cadre of invaluable volunteers.
Mission
LifeWay Network joins the global movement against human trafficking by providing safe housing for women who have been trafficked and offering education about trafficking to the general public.
- Contact Information:
- PO Box 754215
- Forest Hills, New York 11375
- United States
- Active In: United States
- Forms of Abolition:
- Empowerment, Awareness
- Forms of Slavery:
- Sex Trafficking, Forced Labor, Child Labor, Bonded Labor, Domestic Servitude
- Email: Contact@LifeWayNetwork.org
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