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Member Spotlight: Threads of Hope Hellas, Greece
We recently caught up with Eva-Lena Hellmark from Threads of Hope Hellas to hear about their journey of building a sustainable textile business, developing leadership within their team, and creating new opportunities for women rebuilding their lives.
HOPE RENEWED: A STORY FROM STARFISH PROJECT
HOPE RENEWED:A STORY FROMSTARFISH PROJECTach week at Starfish Project we visit women in brothels around our cities. As we build relationships, we plant seeds of value and hope. With each visit, we water these seeds longing to see every woman...
Healing & Freedom
When a healing-centered environment is created, work itself becomes part of the healing journey.
Perched On The Edge Of A Red Light District
“I am liberated from the trade, so I want all women trapped in the brothels to be liberated as well. I used to be afraid of people but now I am afraid of no one. All women should have the opportunity to do fine work, to live with dignity and respect, and be able to realize their own value.”
Breaking the cycle of exploitation for good
My mother said, ‘The world needs to know what happened to me so that it does not happen to anyone else.‘
Cut From A Different Cloth
Because of Purnaa, I have become self-dependent and confident enough to leave the shelter home and live in my own place. Before, I was dependent on others to look after my children. Now I have valuable work skills, can take care of my children, and can live with hope.
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IMPACT Report 2022
Join us in celebrating the IMPACT our global alliance of Freedom Businesses has made in creating safe jobs that sustain freedom for survivors of human trafficking and those at risk.
Perched On The Edge Of A Red Light District
“I am liberated from the trade, so I want all women trapped in the brothels to be liberated as well. I used to be afraid of people but now I am afraid of no one. All women should have the opportunity to do fine work, to live with dignity and respect, and be able to realize their own value.”
It Takes A Network
It takes a network to traffic a human being. It takes a network to prevent trafficking and restore its survivors.
Breaking the cycle of exploitation for good
My mother said, ‘The world needs to know what happened to me so that it does not happen to anyone else.‘
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