I can...
- Educate myself
- Save the hotline number in my cell phone: 888-373-3888
- Tell others
- Email this website to people I know
- Keep my eyes open at all times in my community
- Report suspected incidents of trafficking to the hotline
- Wear a baseball cap
- Wear a T-shirt or sweatshirt
- Wear a button
- Carry a book bag or tote bag
- Put a bumper sticker on my car or truck
- Put a bumper sticker on my luggage
- Put a bumper sticker on my notebook
- Display a hotline magnet
- Distribute hotline wallet cards
- Sign a petition
- Pass out flyers
- Put up posters
- Distribute brochures
- Host a video or film screening
- Declare myself a New Abolitionist
- Print flyers
- Take action
- Coordinate with my local neighborhood watch group
- Download, print and distribute copies of the Community Guide
- Join the New Underground Railroad
- Find out if my state has an anti-trafficking law
- Ask my state legislators to pass an anti-trafficking law
- Tell others to take action
- Attend a community training
- Travel only with responsible companies
- Watch for suspicious activity at truck stops
- Watch for suspicious activity in airports
- Keep my eyes open for suspicious activity or cargo
- Examine or report suspicious cargo
- Be an Internet sleuth
- Request training for employees in my organization
- Have a bake sale to fund an anti-trafficking library
- Start a church library of anti-trafficking books
- Design flyers
- Design posters
- Design t-shirts and other clothing
- Write a poem
- Write a report or research paper
- Write a letter to a company
- Write to my congressman
- Write a petition and get people to sign it
- Make a video and put it on YouTube
- Find out if my company’s products are Fair Trade certified
- Teach computer skills
- Teach English as a second language
- Provide translation services
- Teach children
- Cook meals
- Give a presentation to a local travel club
- Give a speech
- Provide graphics services
- Offer writing services
- Provide IT services
- Provide web design and webmaster services
- Provide printing services
- Provide security for a shelter
- Provide film production services
- Join a campus, community or professional anti-trafficking organization
- Start a New Abolitionist organization or meetup
- Start a “Slavery-Free City” campaign
- Form an airport watch
- Volunteer to do victim outreach
- Offer shelter
- Minister to rescued slaves
- Provide free counseling
- Provide free health care services
- Provide pro bono legal or accounting services
- Assist with T-visas
- Advocate for policy changes
- Examine my company's supply chain
- Examine my clients’ books for Fair Trade practices
- Report Wage and Hour violations
- Offer employment to rescued slaves
- Assist nonprofits with research
- Research and write about human trafficking
- Write a song
- Write op-ed pieces
- Write public service announcements
- Write press releases
- Write freelance articles
- Write and/or produce a television episode or series
- Write and/or produce a film
- Produce a public service announcement
- Make a music video
- Make a film to teach children safety
- Organize a march
- Hold a candlelight vigil
- Fundraise online
- Organize a fundraising event
- Organize or support a fundraising walkathon or marathon
- Stage a rally
- Sell clothing and accessories
- Donate to an anti-trafficking nonprofit
- Train others
- Sponsor an anti-trafficking law
- Sponsor a walkathon or marathon
- Support a new film project
- Apply for Fair Trade certification
- Become a celebrity spokesperson
- Stage a benefit concert or tour
Educate myself
Slavery still exists. In fact, there are more slaves now -- approximately 27 million -- than ever before in human history. Learn what you need to know to be effective in the fight to end modern day slavery.
Save the hotline number in my cell phone: 888-373-3888
Keep the hotline number handy at all times -- you just may save someone's life! Click on the link below for more information from the National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline:
Tell others
The most valuable thing you can do right now is help spread awareness. Follow the links in the "TELL" section of our main portal to learn all the best practices for sharing with others.
Email this website to people I know
Here's the easiest way to spread the word: copy and paste the url for the END SLAVERY NOW website into an email and send it out to people you know:
http://www.endslaverynow.com/
Keep my eyes open at all times in my community
Learn the best practices for recognizing human trafficking in your community. Download this free community guide now!
Report suspected incidents of trafficking to the hotline
When in doubt, call the hotline. Don't second-guess yourself -- someone's life may be at stake. The professionals at the National Human Trafficking Resource Center are trained to handle your call and take over from there.
Dial 1-888-373-7888
Wear a baseball cap
You can help spread the word every day with your favorite ball cap or trucker's hat! Check out some great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Wear a T-shirt or sweatshirt
T-shirts are one of the best ways ever to get the word out. Add one to your wardrobe today! Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
And don't forget -- they make great gifts, too!
Wear a button
Pin a button on your bookbag, your backpack, your purse or your jacket. Grab attention and spread the word! Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Carry a book bag or tote bag
Are you a commuter? If you take public transportation every day, you've got a great opportunity to send a message with the tote bag you carry. Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Put a bumper sticker on my car or truck
Get the word out while you drive! It couldn't be easier to raise awareness. Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Put a bumper sticker on my luggage
Travel much? How about spreading the word with the luggage you carry! Put an eye-catching bumper sticker on your suitcase today and raise awareness with both airline employees and other travelers at the luggage carousel. Good job!
Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Put a bumper sticker on my notebook
Get the word out while you're at school! It couldn't be easier to raise awareness. Check out the great designs at our online store. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Display a hotline magnet
Raise awareness with a handy refrigerator magnet. Or keep the hotline number close by and spread the word at the same time! Display a magnet in your employee lunchroom or church kitchen or on your vehicle dash. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Distribute hotline wallet cards
Hotline wallet cards are a great way to spread the word and help people keep the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline number close at hand. Just download the FREE file and print on Avery business card stock, available at your local office supply store or online. If you travel frequently, be sure to keep these handy and pass them out to fellow travelers.
Look for the FREE, downloadable file under the "TELL" section of our main portal:
Sign a petition
Take a stand! Look for active petitions on change.org, one of the premier grassroots activist websites:
Pass out flyers
They’re a great way to spread the word. You can hand them out to people, or put them up on telephone poles and bulletin boards in your community (grocery stores, laundromats, restaurants, college campuses, offices, apartment lobbies, etc.)
Let your creativity fly and design your own! Or use these:
Put up posters
Posters are an effective tool for raising awareness. There are different sources available, or let your creativity fly and design your own!
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Distribute brochures
Brochures are great for providing people with more information they can take home and read. You'll find free resources below, or let your creativity fly and design your own.
Host a video or film screening
Invite your friends over to learn about human trafficking and follow up with a great discussion, brainstorming ways you can all get involved. Here's a list of great films and videos you can watch together:
Declare myself a New Abolitionist
Now we've made it easier than ever to get the word out -- just use your everyday email! Sign up today for an email alias, and you can raise awareness just by doing what you already do. It's fast and it takes only 2 minutes to set up -- and best of all, you won't have to log in to any new email account -- just continue using your normal email server (Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook, etc). You can also toggle back to your "real" underlying email address whenever you want, one mouse-click away. Reserve your New Abolitionist email address today!
Choose either:
yourname@newabolitionist.us, or
yourname@endslaverynow.com
Take action
Just do it.
Still not inspired? For even more ways to take action, check out these links to prominent anti-trafficking organizations' action centers:
Coordinate with my local neighborhood watch group
Your neighborhood watch group can help you spread the word, save lives and make your neighborhood slave-free. Vigilance is the key. For more information, download and share the FREE Community Guide from Free the Slaves.
Download, print and distribute copies of the Community Guide
This FREE, full color guide from Free the Slaves contains all the current best practices for educating you, your neighbors and your community organization. Get it now:
Join the New Underground Railroad
Help end modern slavery - join volunteers all around the world who are committed to
making a difference in the fight to stop human trafficking. Together we CAN do this. Sign up today!
Find out if my state has an anti-trafficking law
Every state in the U.S. needs an anti-trafficking law that mirrors our federal legislation. Why? Because without a state law in place, only federal authorities can respond - your local police don't have the authority they need to act on a trafficking case. Click the link below to learn whether or not your state has enacted an anti-trafficking law:
Ask my state legislators to pass an anti-trafficking law
If your state has not yet enacted an anti-trafficking law, ask your legislators to sponsor a law and get it passed. For a model state anti-trafficking criminal statute, take a look at this document provided by the U.S. Justice Department:
Model anti-trafficking statute
For a look at other state laws, click the link below:
Tell others to take action
Get your friends involved! Does anyone really want to live in a world where the clothes we wear or the food we eat come from slave labor? Copy and paste this url into an email and send it to your friends today!
http://www.endslaverynow.com/take_action
Attend a community training
Increase your understanding of the issues and how you can help by attending a local training event. Check with an anti-trafficking organization in your area, or contact the National Human Trafficking Resource Center for more information on training.
Travel only with responsible companies
Each time you travel, you can make a huge difference by using only travel and tourism companies that have signed The CODE.
The CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM is an industry-driven responsible tourism initiative in collaboration with ECPAT International, funded by UNICEF and supported by the UNWTO.
Suppliers of tourism services adopting The CODE commit themselves to implement the following six criteria:
1. To establish an ethical policy regarding commercial sexual exploitation of children.
2. To train the personnel in the country of origin and travel destinations.
3. To introduce a clause in contracts with suppliers, stating a common repudiation of commercial sexual exploitation of children.
4. To provide information to travellers by means of catalogues, brochures, in-flight films, ticket-slips, home pages, etc.
5. To provide information to local "key persons" at the destinations.
6. To report annually.
Learn more at The Code:
Watch for suspicious activity at truck stops
Truck stops often serve as a prime location for traffickers to prostitute children, servicing truck drivers and other travelers along the highways. Look for signs of human trafficking, and report suspicious activities to the hotline. Learn more at Truckers Against Human Trafficking.
Watch for suspicious activity in airports
Airports serve as a key entry point for trafficked victims coming to the United States. Learn to recognize signs of human trafficking, and report suspicious activities to the hotline and local airport security. You can also find more valuable information for business travelers at Business Travelers Against Human Trafficking.
Keep my eyes open for suspicious activity or cargo
Learn to recognize the signs of human trafficking. Pay special attention to containers or cargo that look out of order and are large enough to contain at least one small person. Air holes or ventilation is sometimes a clue. Children have been trafficked in suitcases on airplanes and specially outfitted containers on cargo ships.
Be an Internet sleuth
Love surfing the net? You can help find traffickers and report suspicious Internet activities to your local FBI office. Be sure to take necessary precautions regarding cookies and viruses, and do NOT attempt to engage with traffickers on your own.
Request training for employees in my organization
Ask your employer to organize a training for all the employees in your company. Be sure to include special emphasis on areas that are specific to what your company does. For example, an airlines will face different types of exposure to human trafficking than a utility company. For more information on training, click the link below.
Have a bake sale to fund an anti-trafficking library
This one's pretty simple! Have fun, eat great stuff, and raise money to buy books on human trafficking. Here's a book list to get you started:
You'll find almost all of these books on www.amazon.com
Start a church library of anti-trafficking books
Help raise awareness and understanding with the members of your church. Inspire them to get involved in the fight to end modern day slavery! Here's a book list to get you started:
You'll find almost all of these books on www.amazon.com
Design flyers
Flyers are a great way to spread the word. Let your creativity fly and design your own.
Design posters
Use your creative talents to design new posters that spread the word and raise awareness in your community. Let your creativity soar! Take a look at sample HHS posters here:
Design t-shirts and other clothing
Create your own designs for t-shirts and other clothing with anti-trafficking messages. You can have them made online at:
Write a poem
Feeling creative? Let your poetic muse guide you, and contribute to the growing body of poetry and literature on human trafficking. Below are some examples:
Write a report or research paper
Increase your understanding of the issues and how you can help by writing a report or research paper on human trafficking. Here are some existing papers to give you ideas on where to get started:
Write a letter to a company
Send a letter to the companies that make your favorite brands and ask them to take action to end slavery. The Chain Store Reaction website makes it easy:
Write to my congressman
Let your legislators know you care deeply about human trafficking and you want them to take action. You'll find sample letters on change.org, or write your own.
Write a petition and get people to sign it
RallyCongress.com, Change.org and facebook make it easy! Take a look at active petitions here:
Make a video and put it on YouTube
Video has become one of the most powerful tools of our time. Join in! Here are examples to give you some ideas:
Find out if my company’s products are Fair Trade certified
If your company is involved with agricultural products, you can find out if they are fair trade certified.
"Fair Trade certification is a market-based model of international trade that benefits over one million farmers and farm workers in 58 developing countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America. Fair Trade certification enables consumers to vote for a better world with their dollars, simply by looking for the Fair Trade Certified label on the products they buy.
"Fair Trade Certified agricultural products including coffee, tea and herbs, cocoa and chocolate, fresh fruit, sugar, rice, flowers, honey and spices (vanilla) are currently available at over 35,000 retail establishments in the U.S.
"Fair Trade empowers farmers and farm workers to lift themselves out of poverty by developing the business skills necessary to compete in the global marketplace. By guaranteeing minimum floor prices and social premiums, Fair Trade enables producers to invest in their farms and communities and protect the environment. But Fair Trade is much more than a fair price."
Teach computer skills
Rescued slaves need job skills. If you're qualified to teach computer skills, please volunteer today. Help former slaves remain free by giving them the education they need to earn an income.
Join the New Underground Railroad and list yourself as a volunteer today.
Teach English as a second language
Rescued slaves who are trafficked into the United States often need language skills. If you're qualified to teach ESL, please volunteer today. Help former slaves remain free by giving them the education they need to earn an income.
Join the New Underground Railroad and list yourself as a volunteer today.
Provide translation services
Rescued slaves who are trafficked into the United States often don't speak English and need translators. If you're a qualified foreign language speaker, please join the New Underground Railroad and list yourself as a volunteer today.
Teach children
You can help children stay safe by teaching them about human trafficking and what to watch out for. However, materials and instruction must be sensitive to the age of the child and their stage of development.
Not For Sale Campaign has a high school kit and curriculum you can download here:
Cook meals
Check with your local anti-trafficking shelter or church to see if you can provide assistance by cooking meals for rescued slaves. If there is no shelter in your community, look into starting one. Check out Courtney's House below.
Give a presentation to a local travel club
When you travel through airports you have a great opportunity to help end human trafficking, just by watching for and reporting suspicious activity. Help teach other travelers how to recognize signs of human trafficking, when to call the hotline number and notify local airport security.
Give a speech
Get the word out! Brush up or build on your public speaking skills and give a speech at work, at school, in a town meeting or other public forum. Educate yourself, then spread the word!
Provide graphics services
Offer to provide your professional graphics services for free to a nonprofit fighting against human slavery. You'll find a list of these organizations on the main page of our portal.
Offer writing services
If you're a talented writer, you can help end modern day slavery by volunteering to help nonprofits with their writing needs. From website copy to brochures, articles, press releases, op-ed pieces and public service announcements, you can make a huge difference. You'll find a list of these organizations on our home page.
Provide IT services
Offer to provide your professional IT services for free to a nonprofit fighting against human slavery. You'll find a list of these organizations on the main page of our portal.
Provide web design and webmaster services
Offer to provide your professional web design and webmaster services for free to a nonprofit fighting against human slavery. You'll find a list of these organizations on the main page of our portal.
Provide printing services
Offer to provide your professional printing services for free to a nonprofit fighting against human slavery. You'll find a list of these organizations on the main page of our portal.
Provide security for a shelter
Offer to provide your professional security services for free to a shelter for rescued slaves. Search the New Underground Railroad to find shelters in your area.
Provide film production services
Offer to provide your professional film production services for free to a nonprofit fighting against human slavery. You'll find a list of these organizations on the main page of our portal.
Join a campus, community or professional anti-trafficking organization
You can search the New Underground Railroad to find organizations in your area (and if your organization is not listed, make sure to get them signed up so others can find them). Some other great professional organizations are listed below.
Start a New Abolitionist organization or meetup
For great examples of a powerful neighborhood and professional community-based anti-trafficking organizations that are making a real difference, check out the groups below. DC Stop Modern Slavery, for example, uses the easy, inexpensive meetup.com platform to handle their communications and calendar. If they can do it, you can too!
Once you've organized your group, make sure to sign up with the New Underground Railroad so others can find you. It's FREE!
Business Travelers Against Human Trafficking
Start a “Slavery-Free City” campaign
City by city, we can make this a slavery-free country. But it starts in your own backyard. Ask your mayor and city council to start a Slavery-Free City campaign in your town. Here's a guideline of what you need to do:
Form an airport watch
Organize a citizen's watch group and take turns watching for suspicious activity at the airport near you. Like the famous Guardian Angels in New York City, small actions by citizens can make a tremendous difference. Just having a presence alone will be a significant deterrent.
You can pass out hotline wallet cards to travelers and make certain hotline wallet card dispensers at ticket counters are well-stocked.
Volunteer to do victim outreach
Victim outreach is a critical step in every community and requires special training. For more information, training and best practices, contact Polaris Project.
Offer shelter
Check with anti-trafficking groups in your area to see what the needs are for sheltering rescued slaves. You may be required to undergo special training to help meet their immediate needs.
Minister to rescued slaves
Rescued slaves need social services, including counseling. If you are a member of the clergy and can minister to their needs, please join the New Underground Railroad today and list yourself as a volunteer.
Provide free counseling
Rescued slaves need social services, including counseling. If you are a licensed mental health professional and can provide counseling services, please join the New Underground Railroad today and list yourself as a volunteer.
Provide free health care services
Rescued slaves need health care services, sometimes including immediate care. If you are a licensed health care professional or health care clinic and can provide medical services, please join the New Underground Railroad today and list yourself as a volunteer.
Provide pro bono legal or accounting services
Rescued slaves and anti-trafficking nonprofits need legal services. If you're an attorney and can help, please contact the organizations listed on the main page of our portal. Also, please join the New Underground Railroad today and list yourself as a volunteer.
Assist with T-visas
Rescued slaves that have been trafficked into the United States need assistance with T-visas. If you're an immigration attorney and can help, please contact one of the anti-trafficking organizations listed on our main page. Also, please join the New Underground Railroad today and list yourself as a volunteer.
Advocate for policy changes
Check out Polaris Project's U.S. Policy Program to see what legislation is pending now:
Examine my company's supply chain
Start a project at your company to investigate the labor practices of all the components of your company's products. Train your managers to recognize the signs of trafficking when they tour suppliers' factories. And remember ... if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Do you really want to sell a product made by slaves?
Examine my clients’ books for Fair Trade practices
If you're an accountant, you have a great opportunity to uncover human trafficking when you review a company's financial statements. Pay close attention to payrolls and the reported labor cost of each product. If the numbers don't add up, dig deeper.
While this is by no means a complete list, you should pay particularly close attention to restaurants, nail salons, landscape services, construction companies, hotels and agricultural service providers (produce pickers).
HOW TO REPORT INCIDENTS OF EXPLOITATION
"To report suspected instances of trafficking or worker exploitation, please contact the FBI field office nearest you or contact the Trafficking in Persons and Worker Exploitation Task Force Complaint Line at 1-888-428-7581 (weekdays 9 AM - 5 PM EST). The TPWETF Complaint Line call is toll-free and offers foreign language translation services in most languages as well as TTY."
Report Wage and Hour violations
You don't have to be an accountant to report suspected incidents of exploitation. While this is by no means a complete list, you should pay particularly close attention to restaurants, nail salons, landscape services, construction companies, hotels and agricultural service providers (produce pickers).
For more information on wage and hour laws and migrant workers, click the link below:
US Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division
HOW TO REPORT INCIDENTS OF EXPLOITATION
"To report suspected instances of trafficking or worker exploitation, please contact the FBI field office nearest you or contact the Trafficking in Persons and Worker Exploitation Task Force Complaint Line at 1-888-428-7581 (weekdays 9 AM - 5 PM EST). The TPWETF Complaint Line call is toll-free and offers foreign language translation services in most languages as well as TTY."
Offer employment to rescued slaves
You can help rescued slaves remain free, rebuild their lives and regain their dignity by providing employment opportunities. Please contact the shelter nearest you if you have an open position. You can search the New Underground Railroad to find a list of shelters in your area.
If there are no shelters in your area, please contact one of the nonprofit organizations listed on our main page for assistance.
Assist nonprofits with research
Are you a talented researcher? You can help end modern day slavery by volunteering to assist nonprofits with research on human trafficking. Here are some existing papers to give you ideas on where to get started:
Research and write about human trafficking
Increase your understanding of the issues and how you can help by researching and writing about human trafficking. Here are some existing papers to give you ideas on where to get started:
Write a song
Feeling creative? Let your poetic muse guide you, and contribute to the growing body of songs and music on human trafficking.
Take a look at this video.
Write op-ed pieces
Help end modern day slavery by educating your community with an op-ed piece in local newspaper. You can also volunteer to help a nonprofit get the word out by writing an op-ed piece for them. You'll find a list of these organizations on our home page.
Write public service announcements
Are you a professional communications writer? You can also volunteer to help a nonprofit get the word out by writing a public service announcement for them. You'll find a list of these organizations on our home page.
Not a pro, but want to learn how to write a PSA? Click the link below:
Write press releases
Are you a professional communications writer? Volunteer to help a nonprofit get the word out by writing an press release for them. You'll find a list of these organizations on our home page.
Not a pro, but want to learn how to write press releases? Click the link below:
How to write a great press release: a sample press release template
Write freelance articles
Help end modern day slavery by educating your community with freelance articles in your local newspaper or other media. You can also volunteer to help a nonprofit get the word out by writing articles for them. You'll find a list of these organizations on our home page.
Write and/or produce a television episode or series
Television is a powerful way to educate society. A few shows have recently showcased the subject of human trafficking:
Produce a public service announcement
Public service announcements (PSAs) reach a broad audience through television and radio. Check out Martin/Williams' award-winning PSA produced for Not For Sale Campaign:
Make a music video
Music videos are an extremely effective way to share the stories of modern day slavery. If a picture's worth a thousand words ...
Make a film to teach children safety
Children need training and awareness about human trafficking, but the content must be suitable while still remaining effective.
Organize a march
Marches raise awareness and often draw media attention. Check with your local municipality to determine what permits your organization may need to hold a successful march.
Hold a candlelight vigil
Candlelight vigils are meaningful events and often draw media attention -- What a great way to get your community organization on the news!
Fundraise online
You can use FirstGiving.com as a free, easy-to-use online tool to support your fundraising, or join the change.org community and set up a fundraising page for your favorite anti-trafficking nonprofit:
Organize a fundraising event
Have fun and raise money for the cause! Get your friends together and raise awareness in your community with a:
- bake sale
- car wash
- fundraising candy sales
- dance marathon
- walkathon
- 5K or 10K marathon
and more!
You can also use FirstGiving.com as a free, easy-to-use online tool to support your fundraising:Organize or support a fundraising walkathon or marathon
For a great example of a successful walk, check out Stop Modern Slavery's recent event:
You can also use FirstGiving.com as a free online tool to support your fundraising:
Stage a rally
Rallies can be a very effective way to raise awareness. For more information and best practices, talk with one of the organizations that has staged a successful rally in the past.
Sell clothing and accessories
The more people wear clothing and accessories with anti-trafficking slogans, the faster you help spread the word! Design your own, or purchase from our online store. Volume discounts are available. 100% of revenues from merchandise sold go toward ending slavery. Now.
Donate to an anti-trafficking nonprofit
Please consider making a donation to the anti-trafficking nonprofits listed on our homepage, or to one in your community. Your contribution can make a world of difference!
Train others
The most valuable thing you can do is spread the word and help raise awareness about modern day slavery. Look for a "train the trainer" event near you, or request one from an anti-trafficking organization.
Training, Technical Assistance and Strategic Planning Program (TTASP)
Sponsor an anti-trafficking law
For a model state anti-trafficking criminal statute, take a look at this document provided by the U.S. Justice Department:
Sponsor a walkathon or marathon
Community walks and runs are a fantastic way to gain visibility for the movement. For a great example of a recent successful walkathon, take a look at Stop Modern Slavery's September 2009 event:
Apply for Fair Trade certification
"The Fair Trade Certified™ guarantees consumers that strict economic, social and environmental criteria were met in the production and trade of an agricultural product. Fair Trade Certification is currently available in the U.S. for coffee, tea and herbs, cocoa and chocolate, fresh fruit, flowers, sugar, rice, and vanilla. TransFair USA licenses companies to display the Fair Trade Certified label on products that meet strict international Fair Trade standards."
Get the details here:
Become a celebrity spokesperson
Nonprofits need help! Use your celebrity status to take a stand and help fight human trafficking. Contact one of the organizations listed on our main portal today.