1: Bring a Speaker to Your Community
Our speakers have addressed everyone from Congress and the UN Commission on Human Rights to schools, religious groups, and local communities across the nation. As people who have either experienced slavery or witnessed it firsthand, they have made powerful presentations that have opened the door to inspiring discussion. Their remarkable stories of tragedy and triumph will make a global problem immediate to members of your community.
2: Organize a Fundraiser
Our work to end slavery and rehabilitate its victims would not be possible without financial support that comes from dedicated, socially concerned individuals like you. You can make a private donation or organize a fundraising event such as a benefit auction or dinner that will also raise public awareness of slavery.
3: Participate in an Advocacy Campaign
Take a stand against slavery by joining one of our online advocacy campaigns. You can join us in our efforts to pressure governments to keep human trafficking on their agenda, keep money out of slaving regimes, and free slaves. Or on your own initiative you can hold a demonstration or a rally.
4: Join the Freedom Action Network (FAN)
Come join a community of 30,000 people combating slavery and human trafficking.
Signup with your e-mail and we'll keep you updated on important events happening in your area, the latest developments in the fight to end slavery, and what you can do to help.
5: Write a Letter
Write to your congressmen or to representatives of the UN Security Council to show that you want them to keep the abolition of slavery on their agenda. Or write a letter to your local newspaper or magazine to raise public awareness. When holding an anti-slavery event, remember to contact your local newspaper and news stations to ensure media coverage of this important issue.