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Dark Bali

History In 2014, our founder was working in Bali providing staff support for a local non-profit that ran a safehouse for trafficked teen girls. At the urging of local colleagues, she collaborated with another organization to hold a training conferenc

RIA, Inc.

History RIA, Inc. (founded in 2014) is a women-led non-profit organization based in Massachusetts that provides recovery services to adult women survivors of the commercial sex trade.   Women who have experienced trafficking are living right here in

Forced Marriage

Forced marriage can be coupled with other forms of slavery. Children who are trafficked for sex may also be sold into forced marriages. An adult who is forcibly married may then be trafficked for labor or sex by and for the financial gain of his or h

Read and Share, “My Family’s Slave”

Read the Atlantic’s, “My Family’s Slave” and share it with others. In the June edition of the Atlantic, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Alex Tizon (who passed away in March of this year) published a story chronicling the life of a woman his family

Support the S.O.A.P. Project

The S.O.A.P. Project is focused on educating the public about human trafficking and increasing awareness of its prevalence. It also serves as a hands-on way to reach out to trafficking victims. S.O.A.P. stands for Save Our Adolescents from Prostituti

Host a Screening of "California's Forgotten Children"

Survivors, Leaders, and Organizers "California's Forgotten Children" is an award-winning documentary that is fueled by the powerful voices of sex trafficking victims, survivors, and advocates. It amplifies the stories of courageous people like T. Ort

Support Social Workers

Social Workers and Human Trafficking Social workers are on the front lines of the fight against modern-day enslavement. They are often the first people victims and survivors of human trafficking come into contact with and are crucial to providing aft

The Impact of Empowering Education on Child/Forced Marriage