February 2025 was a month to be remembered in TRAGAST. There were excellent trainings by both the Peace Culture Foundation and the Rotary Club of Chiang Mai Wattana teams. Articles are below. "Matching Magic" is an urgent appeal to support a TRAGAST fundraising project with all proceeds going to support Peace Culture Foundation Child Protection Training.
We also have a report from A21 with an urgent appeal. The truth is the situation in Myanmar is deplorable! While releasing prisoners from scam centers is the humane and correct thing to do, there are even more people in desperate need of basic support. Please help if you can.
Dear Free to Thrive Community,
I hope this message finds you well. I’m writing to share an important update about Free to
Thrive’s future.
After years of serving survivors and advocating for justice, we are in the final stages of
transferring our Vacatur Program to the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program (SDVLP). Once this transition is complete, Free to Thrive will no longer exist as an organization. However, our mission and work will continue through SDVLP, which will carry on serving our remaining vacatur clients and expand this critical work to support survivors of interpersonal violence, and sexual violence. We plan to finalized this transition within the next week.
While it’s bittersweet to close this chapter, we are filled with gratitude for the impact we’ve
made together. Your support—whether through donations, partnership, advocacy, or simply believing in our mission—has been the driving force behind our ability to change lives.
Free to Thrive’s story is one of resilience, hope, and community. Together, we’ve helped
hundreds of survivors reclaim their freedom, rebuild their lives, and thrive. As we pass the torch to SDVLP, we do so with full confidence that the spirit of our work will live on and grow even stronger.
Thank you for being part of this journey. Your dedication has made a lasting difference, and we are honored to have shared this work with you.
I hope you will keep in touch. Going forward, I can be reached at jamie@jdbeckconsulting.com. I remain deeply committed to advancing justice for survivors and will continue to do so through my new consulting firm, J.D. Beck Consulting. I look forward to our future collaboration through this new venture.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Jamie Beck
Human trafficking is a tragic reality happening in our communities every single day. When law enforcement, government agencies, and service providers unite, exploited victims are recovered from our streets and are given a real chance at a future free from human trafficking.
This year, from January 26 to February 1st, the 11th annual Operation Reclaim and Rebuild brought together more than 100 law enforcement agencies throughout California to focus on recovering victims of human trafficking and apprehending their exploiters.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, a co-partner with Saving Innocence in the Los Angeles Regional Human Trafficking Task Force, was among the agencies involved in the operation.
547 suspected traffickers and sex buyers were arrested and nearly 177 human trafficking victims were recovered with some between the ages of 14-17 years old.
As co-leaders in the LA Regional Human Trafficking Task Force, Saving Innocence celebrates these wins as every arrest is a step toward dismantling the networks that prey on the most vulnerable, and every recovery is a new beginning for survivors of these horrific crimes.
At Saving Innocence, it is an honor to walk alongside survivors from the start of their recovery journey, providing a strong support system that empowers them to rebuild their lives with confidence and resilience.
As our clients work with their Advocate, they are connected with safe housing, education, job training, and opportunities for mentorship and life-skills development – all of which help them move forward with hope toward a brighter future.
Will you join in the work of Saving Innocence by making a one-time or monthly gift today? Your support will make a difference in the lives of survivors and help them heal, grow, and lead lives free from exploitation.
For survivors of human trafficking, taking steps toward their independence – like getting a driver’s license – can be a long and daunting process.
Many of us might remember the excitement of getting our first license as teenagers and the new sense of freedom that came along with it.
But for survivors, the process of gathering the necessary paperwork along with the financial burden of driver’s courses and license fees, can feel overwhelming without support.
For one of our clients, the dream of getting her license felt out of reach. She knew that having her license would open new opportunities and make it easier to attend school and work.
However with the high cost of driver’s school, this was one of the biggest hurdles to overcome.
Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, Saving Innocence provided the financial support she needed to enroll in driver’s education.
Her Saving Innocence Advocate supported her by helping gather required documentation and navigate the DMV (something no one should do alone!) and cheered her on when the day came to take her behind-the-wheel test.
After weeks of practice and preparation, she passed!
Now she has reliable transportation for commuting to work, attending school, or simply experiencing the freedom she deserves.
This is what your support makes possible. Please donate today to help Saving Innocence continue to support survivors as they overcome obstacles and move forward toward self-sufficiency, confidence, and empowerment.
Last year, your gift of $101.90 fueled real change. Sophia—a survivor of child trafficking felt broken and because of supporters like you, she is reclaiming her life.
There are more individuals like Sophia that need a seat at The Table and we want to invite you to continue to make that difference!
This Giving Tuesday, your generosity can go even further. Thanks to a group of generous donors who have pledged up to $30,000 in matching funds, every dollar you give will be DOUBLED.
This means your gift of $101.90 today could become DOUBLED, allowing us to:
Will you save someone a seat at The Table today?
*Sophia’s name has been changed to protect the confidentiality of the client.
Gratefully,
Brittany Gryder
Marketing Manager
Dear Friend,
October is Crime Prevention Month, and at Saving Innocence, we recognize that education and awareness are powerful tools in preventing human trafficking. Here are some important safety tips to help keep our children and communities safe from human trafficking:
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto, U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada, Mayor Karen Bass and Justice Partners Detail Sustained Human Trafficking Operation on South Figueroa Street
On September 4, 2024, City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto joined United States Attorney Martin Estrada, Mayor Karen Bass, LAPD Chief Dominic Choi and justice partners to discuss an ongoing and significant collaboration aimed at disrupting human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children on the Figueroa corridor in South Los Angeles. Partners included in this Figueroa Human Trafficking Initiative include Council President Pro-Tempore Marqueece Harris-Dawson, the LA County District Attorney’s Office, the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations.
Central to the success of this ongoing effort is the participation of federal and local law enforcement partners who are working together to target human traffickers and those who perpetuate illegal sex work, especially of minors.
The goals of this initiative include:
“We are so proud of this unprecedented strategic collaboration, with all of our justice partners leveraging their resources. We have made tremendous progress in our efforts to combat the human trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors that has plagued the Figueroa Corridor for far too long,” said Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto. “By disrupting the illegal activity and the businesses that have harbored it and with our U.S. Attorney taking the lead on federal felony prosecutions, we are declaring loud and clear that our children are not for sale, and our community will not be a hub for sex trafficking of minors.”
“The Figueroa Corridor area is ground zero for human trafficking and victims are abused and exploited there every day,” said United States Attorney Martin Estrada. “With this initiative, we are combining federal and local resources to focus on prosecuting more cases federally, particularly those involving victims who are children, and coordinating with our local partners to hold perpetrators accountable. It is imperative that we take an all-hands approach to stop the human trafficking happening right in our backyard.”
“Often, people think of human trafficking as something that happens only in other countries, but it happens in our own City,” said Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. “This is an issue that community leaders and former foster youth have been working to fight back against for decades and today’s announcement continues a commitment to protecting children, many of whom have spent time in the child welfare system, and hold traffickers and abusers accountable. I thank our law enforcement partners, especially the hardworking officers of LAPD’s 77th Division, for their continued work on this important issue.”
“From the local to the federal level, we're united and using every tool to end trafficking on Figueroa,” said Council President Pro-Tempore Marqueece Harris-Dawson. “There is an amplified energy to this mission from elected officials, City and federal agencies, and, most of all, the commitment on the ground from outreach workers, organizations, and families. Together, we will root out the systems that have exploited children in South LA for decades.”
“Our women, youth and communities deserve better, and this is just the beginning of our focused multi agency effort to stop human trafficking along the Figueroa Corridor,” said Los Angeles Police Chief Dominic Choi. “I am grateful to our federal, state and local partners who have come together with the same vision and tenacity on this topic.”
Feldstein Soto has made protecting children a cornerstone of her work on public safety from day one of assuming office. In addition to addressing the sex trafficking and exploitation of minors along the Figueroa corridor in South LA, and expanding this initiative in other parts of the city, she has worked with the California State Legislature to introduce a number of measures to strengthen laws related to child prostitution, the sex offender registry and sex offenses involving minors.
Any member of the public with information related to child sex crimes is encouraged to call the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office at 310-477-6565 or report tips online at https://tips.fbi.gov.
San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program (SDVLP) is honoring Free to Thrive with the Outstanding Community Partner Award at their Justice for All Celebration which will take place on Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 5:30 pm at Park Commons by Alexandria in Sorrento Valley. We hope you will join us and support SDVLP’s incredible work in the San Diego community. You can purchase tickets here.
“When my inner voice says something is wrong, then it probably is.”
This is the foundation of preventing human trafficking.
When I took the PROTECT curriculum, I wondered how you talk to a kindergartner about such a complex issue. The short answer is that you don’t. Preventing human trafficking starts with teaching basic, essential concepts, like helping a child trust their needs and sense of safety.
The more a child trusts their inner voice, the more they will listen when someone makes them feel unsafe.
Your support helps us provide this critical education, empowering children to protect themselves from harm. Together, we can create a safer world for every child.
Thank you so much for the care you have for us, this mission, and joining us in this. We’re so grateful for you, and your support.
With all my heart,
Kala Clark
916-234-3090
We are delighted to announce that Vincent Tenaglia has joined the Board of Directors for SACT International. Mr. Tenaglia is an accomplished educator and leader with a strong background in advancing educational initiatives.
As a graduate of Fairfield University, one of the 26 Jesuit universities, Mr. Tenaglia completed the SACT College Course in 2021. Upon graduation from Fairfield, he demonstrated exceptional leadership by helping to establish an Ambassador Club and organizing a campus-wide meeting that engaged faculty members who had also taken the course. His visionary leadership was instrumental in making the SACT course a prerequisite for graduation at Fairfield University.
Mr. Tenaglia currently teaches the 7th grade in Connecticut and has previous experience teaching the 6th grade in New York. He is a passionate advocate for education and firmly believes in the potential of developing a dedicated course for middle school students. Having a teacher's perspective in our efforts is crucial, as it provides invaluable insights into the needs and challenges faced by students and educators alike.
Please join us in welcoming Vincent Tenaglia to the SACT International Board of Directors. His expertise and commitment to educational excellence will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and success of our organization.
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Dear iEmpathizer,
We're ALMOST there! We are close to reaching our campaign goal and need one final push to bring us over the finish line. Help us reach our summer goal of $25,000 for the Intersect Response Campaign!
If you've been considering making a gift to create a large-scale community impact, see the video above. Every dollar goes toward human trafficking prevention training for youth and adults in vulnerable communities using our Intersect Response Approach.
“What we wanted for the Summit was to bring together the people who are actually helping solve the problem, so they can be better equipped,” said Dan Jennings, founder of 100% Chaves County, a local non-profit.
Empower Your Community
If you are interested in hosting a similar summit in your community or you want to help us expand our free multi-media library with training in new sectors, you can give the gift of empathy by making a DONATION HERE. You can download THIS INTERSECT RESPONSE PLATFORM PDF to share with local stakeholders.
You can also contact iEmpathize’s Co-Director, Mariana Loboguerrero, by email at mariana@iempathize.org or by calling (407) 620-1311.
The Senate Judiciary Hearing with five “Big Tech” CEOs (Chief Executive Officers) earlier this year brought much attention to a growing problem that has many gravely concerned about our children (view hearing here). Multiple family members appeared with photos of children significantly harmed (some lost their lives) through online platforms. In one shocking moment, a senator exposed Instagram warning viewers what they were about to see “…may contain images of child sexual abuse” and allowed them to choose to see it anyway.
Despite the defensive arguments of Big Tech CEOs, these companies are not doing NEAR enough to protect children from exploitation on their platforms. In a 2018 study that made my stomach turn, ECPAT (End Child Prostitution and Trafficking) showed 56.2% of CSAM cases online were of prepubescent children. In 2022 over 88 MILLION images and videos of child sexual abuse were reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).
While this number is staggering, it vastly underestimates the true number. Many cases go unreported, and this report is from only one organization. In 2021, the Internet Watch Foundation reported a 64% increase in URLs containing or advertising CSAM from 2020. Sadly, the United States surpassed the Netherlands and now leads the world in hosting Child Sexual Abuse
Material (CSAM). Chains Interrupted has seen a significant increase in referrals in our area (Cedar Rapids) for online exploitation over the last four years. While the internet can be a confusing place, adults can no longer afford to take a naïve or passive role in protecting children from exploitation online. There are some critical things we can do to protect ourselves and teach kids.
Check out these resources:
RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network)
In good news, survivors are fighting back! A judge recently decided a lawsuit against Mind Geek (parent company of Pornhub) regarding minors exploited on the site can move forward. Also, an updated KOSA (Kids Online Safety Act) was introduced in the Senate in February with 62 co-sponsors, including both senators from Iowa.
The Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA) established the Crime Victims Fund (CVF) to provide financial assistance to state and local programs supporting crime victims. The fund is not supported by tax revenue but by fines and penalties imposed on people and corporations convicted in federal cases. However, funding for the CVF has decreased drastically, putting programs like Cast's at risk of reducing services or shutting down entirely. These cuts will impact programs serving survivors of child abuse, elder abuse, human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault, and more.
Cast’s 2024 Policy Agenda
California State: Cast is excited to co-sponsor Assembly Bill 2432, authored by Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel. The goal of this bill is to create a new source of funding for crime victims in California. If passed, this bill would hold corporations accountable for any financial or legal wrongdoing and use the fines for these crimes to provide continuous funding for crime victim services. California Attorney General Rob Bonta has joined us as a co-sponsor.
Cast is also a proud co-sponsor of Assembly Bill 1956, authored by Assemblymember Eloise Gómez Reyes. This bill would make sure the state covers any shortfall for VOCA funding if the amount awarded in a year is more than 10% less than the previous year.
Cast is a member of the VOCA Advocacy Alliance, which was formed to address the funding current funding crisis. We are urging the state of California to provide $200 Million in ongoing funding to ensure stability for these critical services.
National: Cast has endorsed the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act, which would provide long-term funding for programs supporting victims. It will take money from those who defraud the government and use it to help victims of crimes. The government can make these bad actors pay back up to three times the amount they defrauded. The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act has already recovered almost $5 billion in the past two years. With this law, any funds left over after repaying relevant parties will be used to help victims of crimes until 2029.
100% Chaves County's Pushes & Pulls Summit combatting child abuse, neglect, exploitation, and trafficking, offers iEmpathize training for sectors that intersect trafficking, including law enforcement, first responders, labor, youth-serving organizations, medical professionals, faith leaders, and the general community. These trainings will dive deeper into industry-specific training, red flags, and more. The summit will include keynote speakers from local leaders and nonprofits, breakout sessions, and action planning for future community efforts, protocols, and strategies. The event is an excellent example of how over a decade of collective work and contributions by the iEmpathize community of donors, partners, sponsors, and volunteers continues to create a powerful multi-media library of exhibits, documentaries, and multi-sector, immersive online and in-person adult training courses, empowering communities to empathetically recognize and respond to exploitation, step out of their silos, and seek paradigm-shifting solutions.
On February 16, 100% Chaves County hosted an educator-focused, pre-summit training introducing attendees to the tools provided in our Empower the Youth Program, a media-based curriculum empowering youth aged 12 and older against exploitation tactics. Over 100 attendees representing five school districts were in attendance. Protecting youth from exploitation is a timely conversation in New Mexico. On December 6, 2023, New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez, a career prosecutor who specialized in internet crimes against children, filed a lawsuit against Meta platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, and Mark Zuckerberg to protect children from sexual abuse and human trafficking:
"Over the past few months, the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office carried out an undercover investigation of Meta’s platforms, creating decoy accounts of children 14 years and younger." The Office gathered evidence that those platforms have:
· Proactively served and directed underage users to a stream of egregious, sexually explicit images — even when the child has expressed no interest in this content.
· Enabled dozens of adults to find, contact, and press children into providing sexually explicit pictures of themselves or participating in pornographic videos.
· Recommended that the children join unmoderated Facebook groups devoted to facilitating commercial sex.
· Allowed Facebook and Instagram users to find, share, and sell an enormous volume of child pornography.
· Allowed a fictitious mother to offer her 13-year-old daughter for sale to sex traffickers and to create a professional page to allow her daughter to share revenue from advertising."
EMPOWER YOUR COMMUNITY if you are interested in hosting a similar summit in your community. If you are interested in giving the gift of empathy, allowing us to expand our free, multi-media library with training in new sectors, such as our 2024 Health Cares Campaign, please donate today.
The 3Strands Global Foundation 2023 Impact Report has been released! It’s filled with successes, goals for 2024, stories, and HOPE. The 2023 impact would not be possible without your support.
As we begin the new year of 2024, we wanted to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for your incredible support. Your dedication has made all the difference this last year. It has not only ignited our mission to equip adults and empower youth to end child exploitation but has reached thousands of lives to prevent exploitation and human trafficking. Thank you for being an initiator of change and a pillar of support. We have included our Annual report for 2023 so you can read the highlights of the year.
In 2023, with your support, we extended our reach in multiple sectors with our specialized training from our Intersect Response Platform. The training is used by industry professionals from the following sectors, youth-serving spaces, health care, hotels and casinos, first responders, emergency services, law enforcement, and multi-family/apartment professionals. One successful story is with this incredible story from Kendra in Wooster, Ohio. Kendra, a paramedic, and firefighter, had gone through our first responders training and used what she learned to identify a victim of human trafficking. You can watch the live interview with Kendra here.
This last year, we concentrated on a very important initiative to train medical professionals. iEmpathize was proud to introduce the launch of the Health Cares Campaign. The goal is to raise $100,000 to produce a Human Trafficking Prevention Program tailored for the healthcare industry. Once completed, this program will be available on our free Intersect Response Platform library, accessible on the iEmpathize website, and will make training available to over 14.7 million healthcare professionals across the country.
Check out our Health Cares teaser video HERE
January 11th was Human Trafficking Awareness Day and to celebrate, Cast published its 2023 Impact Report. Since Cast just turned a quarter of a century old, the report’s theme is 25 Years of Justice, Healing and Inclusion for Survivors of Human Trafficking. We detail how Cast’s commitment to justice, inclusion and healing, and centering our services around survivors make us unique among anti-trafficking organizations. When survivors of human trafficking come to Cast, they can get case management, housing support, and legal services under one roof. We focus on the role of survivor leadership in helping us support survivors and tailoring our services to meet their needs. Survivors Fantayjah and Amber share their thoughts on Cast and their experiences of trafficking as well.
In the year ending June 2023, Cast:
Please take a look and share the report with your network. Thank you for your support!
Read the report here.
Dear Free To Thrive Community,
As we embrace the festive spirit of the holidays and reflect upon the year gone by, our hearts overflow with gratitude for every one of you who has been a part of the Free To Thrive family. Your support has been the driving force behind our mission to provide legal services, bring about awareness, and advocate for survivors of human trafficking.
Your commitment as lawyers, donors, and supporters has not only transformed the lives of survivors but has also fueled the momentum to effect lasting change in the legal landscape surrounding human trafficking.
Our work would not be possible without the extraordinary efforts of our dedicated staff. To our tireless team, I extend our deepest appreciation. Your passion, empathy, and commitment to our cause have been the bedrock of Free To Thrive's success. Thank you for your hard work, your resilience, and your unwavering belief in the possibility of a world where survivors not only survive but thrive.
Let us carry forward the spirit of compassion, unity, and hope. Together, we can continue to make a profound impact on the lives of survivors and work towards a future where justice and freedom prevail.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.
With deepest gratitude,
Jamie
Greetings from The Mekong Club,
With this email, we are announcing the launch of our crowdfunding campaign, and we invite you to be a part of our mission to prevent human trafficking through awareness and education.
The urgency of this campaign cannot be overstated. A year and a half ago, a horrifying new crime was discovered in two Southeast Asian countries – human trafficking into scam centres. The problem grew and took on a more global scale as time passed. Today, various networks run criminal operations, making it increasingly difficult for governments, law enforcement, and nonprofits to combat this issue.
The victims of these scams often include well-educated professionals and students seeking overseas job opportunities from across Asia and beyond. These individuals find themselves ensnared by the lure of fake job offers, only to be subjected to unthinkable forms of mistreatment. It's a pressing issue that requires immediate attention.
Our mission is clear: to create a powerful short film that educates overseas job seekers about the risks associated with fake job offers, raises awareness about human trafficking, and helps protect the vulnerable.
By supporting our campaign, you become an integral part of this mission. Your contribution goes directly into the creation of this film, which aims to expose the brutality of modern slavery within these scam operations and contributes to global efforts to prevent others from falling victim to this heinous crime.
We can't do this without you. Together, we have the power to make a real difference. Join us in this critical endeavor to protect job seekers and shine a light on a pressing global issue.
Thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
Matthew Friedman
Since 2000, “Children of One Planet” has helped orphanages and underprivileged children around the world by donating food, clothing, toys and money. These donations served as an immediate crisis aid throughout the world.
The group's key “Children of One Planet” fund-raising event is “Dance for Hope America.” It has been a successful, annual dance show featuring professional ballroom dancers, both young and old, showcasing their dance talents to raise money for our non-profit mission.
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UPDATE FROM 3 STRANDS GLOBAL FOUNDATION
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