At American Mothers, Inc we show that everyday mothers are changing the world by serving in small and great ways. We are starting our 2018 year off by focusing on a mother’s worst nightmare, Human Trafficking. This is a reality that too many mothers are facing each day. January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. American Mothers, Inc. will be partnering with mothers and organizations across the county to help raise awareness.
January Call to Action: Fight Slavery – Download this app today!
5 Ways to Stop Human Trafficking by Marrissa Johnson
Partner Organizations Fighting Human Trafficking
SINCE BEING FOUNDED IN DECEMBER 2013, we’ve gathered the world’s experts in extraction operations and in anti-child trafficking efforts to bring an end to child slavery. O.U.R.’s Underground Jump Team consists of former CIA, Navy SEALs, and Special Ops operatives that lead coordinated identification and extraction efforts. These operations are always in conjunction with law enforcement throughout the world.
Once victims are rescued, a comprehensive process involving justice for the perpetrators and recovery and rehabilitation for the survivors begins. It is time for private citizens and organizations to rise up and help. It is our duty as a free and blessed people.
Innocents at Risk is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded to fight child exploitation and human trafficking. Our mission is to educate citizens about the grave issue of global and local human trafficking. We are dedicated to protecting children from all forms of abuse, and work to end child exploitation and child trafficking everywhere.
Our January Guest Bloggers
Marisa Johnson is passionate about living a good story and strives to inspire those who secretly want to break free from their current story. She encourages them to have the courage to step out in faith and start living the life of their dreams. Marisa is currently living in South America volunteering full-time for Operation Underground Railroad with her husband and 4 children working with survivors of human trafficking.You can check out her website and YouTube channel at www.livingagoodstory.com.
