“I dreamt someone kidnapped my brother and used him as a labor slave and I had to fight to free him… it was HORRIBLE!” ^^^text I got from someone this morning. Fortunately, in this case it was only a nightmare. However, for many this scenario is much more than a nightmare. It is their reality. They wake up and it’s still true! Brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, relatives stolen to be used as slaves. “I had to fight to free him…” What would YOU do?! Are we not all brothers and sisters?

Last night we successfully completed our 1st human trafficking awareness campaign in partnership with Mt. Rubidoux SDA Church. Today brings with it the long awaited Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. For many, this day is anticipated for far more devious reasons than crowding around the large screen with family and food…

Products you eat, wear, and use every day may have been made by human trafficking victims.
Human trafficking isn’t just in your town – it’s in your home, since human trafficking victims are forced to make many of the products we use everyday, according to ProductsofSlavery.org. If your kitchen is stocked with rice, chocolate, fresh produce, fish, or coffee, those edibles might have been harvested by trafficking victims.