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Impact of COVID-19 on Human Trafficking
Impact of COVID-19 on Human Trafficking By Ruthi Hoffman Hanchett After nearly 10 months of a global pandemic that has brought death, isolation, poverty, and …
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National Slavery & Human Trafficking Prevention Month
This January, the Global Center for Women and Justice is honoring National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month through an emphasis on solutions for the heightened levels of exploitation …
Fair Trade
10 Fair Trade and Ethically Sourced Gift Ideas for this Christmas Season
Shop with kindness this Christmas, and give with the knowledge that your gifts are doing good in the world around you!
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News | November Edition
Celebration of Fair Trade Fashion Live2free’s annual Fair Trade Fashion Show is coming to your virtually this year! We are thrilled to announce this year’s …
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Priceless 2020 – Celebrating 10 Years of Dr. Morgan’s Leadership
Despite the limitations COVID-19 has placed around the world, the Global Center for Women and Justice continues to persevere in the fight against human trafficking. …
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News | October Edition
Priceless Luncheon Thank you to all our donors for their generosity and faith in the Global Center for Women and Justice. Thanks to you, we …
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New Faces Join GCWJ’s Justice, Freedom, and Dignity Internship Program
GCWJ welcomes six new interns to it Justice, Freedom, and Dignity internship program. Desiree Bradburry, Outreach Intern Desiree is a currently a senior studying …
Trafficking
Hashtag activism, conspiracy theories, and the truth about human trafficking
Until we are willing to have an honest conversation about the intersections of race, poverty, sexual abuse, and the shadow economy supported by undocumented immigrants, we will not make significant progress to help the true victims of human trafficking in the U.S.
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GCWJ Welcomes New Coordinator
I am excited to support the fight to end human trafficking in general, but I am most excited to work with students as they join the fight. College students are tenacious, passionate, and ready to change the world, and I am honored to walk alongside them as they lead us all toward a better, brighter future.