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Recent Blogs by Paula Cornell | Content Marketing & Social Media Strategist at Love Justice International
Four Family Home Students Begin Work Abroad Program
Four Love Justice family home participants started work abroad programs this summer as part of their education through LCC International University in Lithuania. Two students are working on...
Diving Deeper into the Facts Behind Human Trafficking
While researching the facts listed in our previous article, we found several pieces of information repeated across the internet that do not necessarily fit on a traditional fact sheet. We...
Over 2,100 Lives Impacted by Your Generosity Last Month
Your generosity inspires us. Together with your partnership and with that of the anonymous donors who supplied matching dollars, we were able to raise $765,338 last month!
Unleashing the Network: How HVCs Transform Anti-Trafficking Operations
Two monitors stand watch in an African forest. There is a small river just down the steep bank where people often try to cross the border illegally. They’ve already intercepted two young...
A Passion for Justice: Meet Our Namibia Anti-Trafficking Team
“I’ve always been passionate about justice. I speak for those who can’t speak for themselves.”
Anti-Trafficking Team Intercepts Student and Returns Her Home Safe
Meera* sat at her desk at school, absentmindedly tapping her pencil as she gazed out the window.
A New Beginning: Two Family Home Students Are Excited for the Future
In the almost 20 years since Love Justice’s Family Homes Program launched in 2004, we’ve seen 16 young people grow up and graduate from the program. We love celebrating our kids!
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Our Work Against Human Trafficking Expands into Ethiopia
“It is one of the greatest nations in history.” One of the oldest nations in the world, containing some of the first organized churches in history and the oldest record of human life found...
Two Women and Eleven Children Home Safe: Human Trafficking Stories from the Field
Their husbands had gone to South Africa to work. Several months had passed already, but still no word or paycheck arrived back home. Neither woman had a phone to contact them. With 11...
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The Truth About Human Trafficking During the Super Bowl
Maybe you’ve heard the claim—that the Super Bowl is one of the biggest events for human trafficking in the U.S., with thousands of girls and women sex trafficked into the host city to meet...
7 Human Trafficking Myths––and the Real Harm They Cause
You’ve probably heard at least one of the many rumor mills around human trafficking—white vans, zip ties on car doors, underground tunnels, etc. But what do these myths cost?
Is that Job Offer Real? 7 Signs of a Trafficking Scam
Sixteen-year-old Kabelo* had an ambitious and beautiful dream—to become a professional soccer player in his home country, South Africa. His father, like many, wanted nothing but the...
