Resources

Advocacy

        

Articles, Research, and Government Testimonies 

         

Books

Curriculum 

       

International Documents

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs):  Statements and Resolutions

Notable Quotes

Prayer Guide    

   

Videos/Films

          

Websites:  Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

Advocacy, Research &/or Survivor Services

College Campus Initiatives

Demand

Microenterprise & Fairtrade

Preventing Sexual Abuse

Treating Sex Addictions

Other Resources 

U.S. Human Trafficking Task Forces and Coalitions

Advocacy

Guide to Establishing the Asylum Eligibility of Victims of Human Trafficking and Forced Marriage.
World Organization for Human Rights USA, 2011.
Guide

Initiative Against Sexual Trafficking Advocacy Packets

Initiative Against Sexual Trafficking, c/o The Salvation Army National Headquarters

615 Slaters Lane, PO Box 269, Alexandria, VA 22313

Telephone:  703.519.5896   Fax:  703.519.5889 

Website:  www.iast.net   E-mail:  lisa_thompson@usn.salvationarmy.org

The National Plan to Prevent the Sexual Exploitation of Children

Produced by The National Coalition to Prevent Child Sexual Exploitation,

a coalition of more than thirty partnering experts and organizations, including The Salvation Army.

Available online at: http://www.missingkids.com/en_US/documents/NCPCSE_NationalPlan.pdf

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Articles, Research, and Government Testimonies

Anti-Trafficking Efforts & History

Sexual Gulags

Lisa Thompson, Liaison for the Abolition of Sexual Trafficking,

The Salvation Army National Headquarters

Article

 

Asia

Female Feticide and its Impact on Human Trafficking

PRISM Magazine

Dr. Laura J. Lederer, Author

Article

Trafficking of North Korean Refugees in China:

Combating Human Trafficking in Asia: A Strategy for Action

Donna M. Hughes , PhD, Professor and Carlson Endowed Chair

Women's Studies Program, University of Rhode Island

Report

U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China Hearing:

Combatting Trafficking in China:  Domestic and International Efforts

Testimony of Abraham Lee, Director of Public Affairs, Crossing Borders

March 6, 2006

Testimony

Website:  www.CrossingBordersnk.org

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Demand

Best Practices to Address the Demand Side of Sex Trafficking

Donna M. Hughes, Professor & Eleanor M. and Oscar M. Carlson Endowed Chair

Women's Studies Program, University of Rhode Island

Report

Comparing Sex Buyers with Men Who Don't Buy Sex

Melissa Farley, Emily Schuckman, Jacqueline M. Golding, Kristen Houser,
Laura Jarrett, Peter Qualliotine, and Michele Decker

Prostitution Research and Education

Report

Demand and the Debate

Dorchen A. Leidholt, Ph.D., Author, Co-Executive Director 

The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women 

Director, Legal Services, Sanctuary for Families

New York , NY , USA . Fax: 212 566 0344

Website: http://www.catwinternational.org/

Article

Exploited: Sex Trafficking, Porn Culture, and the Call to a Lifestyle of Justice

Noel J. Bouche

National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families

Report

Evaluation of the First Offenders Prostitution Program

Michael Shively, Ph.D., Senior Associate
Center on Crime, Drugs, and Justice
Abt Associates, Inc.
55 Wheeler St. Cambridge, MA 02138

Report

Men Who Buy Sex

Melissa Farley, Julie Bindel and Jacqueline M. Golding

December 2009

Document

Men Who Buy Sex with Adolescent Girls: A Scientific Research Study

The Schapiro Group, Inc.
127 Peachtree St., NE, Ste. 1540
Atlanta, GA 30303

Report

Permission-Giving Beliefs of Men who Sexually Exploit Prostitutes

Mary Anne Layden, Ph.D, Department of Psychiatry

Center for Cognitive Therapy, University of Pennsylvania Health Systems

Chart

Porn-Again Christian: A Frank Discussion on Pornography & Masturbation for God's Men

Pastor Mark Driscoll
Mars Hill Church, Seattle

Website: http://relit.org/porn_again_christian/toc.php

PDF booklet

The Seamless Fabric: Commercial Sexual Exploitation Poses a Growing Threat to America's Youth - And Pornography Leads the Way

Stephen Adams

Focus on the Family

Article

Sexually Oriented Business: An Insider's View

Testimony of David Sherman: Former manager of various strip clubs

Testimony before Michigan House Committee Ethics and Constitutional Law

January 12, 2000

Testimony

Targeting the Sex Buyer

Kajsa Claude

Article

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Eastern Europe

Faith-Based Responses to Trafficking in Women from Eastern Europe

Mark R. Elliot, Author

Professor of History, Coordinator of Studies in History

Southern Wesleyan University

Editor, East-West Church and Ministry Report

P.O. Box 1020; 907 Wesleyan Drive; Central, SC  26930-1020

Phone:  864.644.5221   Fax:  864.633.5902

E-mail:  melliott@swu.edu

Report

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Economics of Trafficking

U.S. House of Representatives Hearing: "Combating Trafficking in Persons: An International Perspective"

Testimony of Dorchen A. Leidholdt, Esq. - "The Economics of Sex Slavery: Follow the Money Trail"

June 22, 2005

Testimony

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Faith-based Statements

"Message: Commercial Sexual Exploitation"

Adopted by the Church Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, November 11, 2001

Produced by the Department for Studies of the Division for Church in Society

8765 West Higgins Road

Chicago, Illinois, 60631-4190

Available online at: http://www.elca.org/socialstatements/sexualexploitation/

Twenty-First Century Slavery - The Human Rights Dimension to Trafficking in Human Beings"

Letter of Pope John Paul II to Archbishop Jean-Louis Tauran

Occasion of the International Conference

Statement

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Hyper-Sexualization of Culture

Gasping for Truth in a Pornified World

PRISM Magazine

Kristyn Komarnicki, Associate Editor

Articles

The Naked Truth: An Interview with Dr. Judith A. Reisman

Salvo Magazine

Bobby Maddex

Article

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International

A Critical Examination of Responses to Prostitution in Four Countries: Victoria, Australia; Ireland; the Netherlands; and Sweden

London Metropolitan University

Julie Bindel and Liz Kelly

Report

Forced Labor and Human Trafficking: Estimating the Profits

International Labour Office

Patrick Beslar

Report

Falling Short of the Mark:  An International Study on the Treatment of Human Trafficking Victims

The Future Group

Benjamin Perrin, Executive Director
Phone: 514.845.2646
Email: bperrin@thefuturegroup.org

Report

The Hidden Slavery

Copyright Christianity Today

Wendy Murray Zoba, author. 

Senior Writer, Christianity Today.

Susan George, reporter.

Freelance Writer, Christianity Today.

Website: www.christianitytoday.com   

E-mail:  letters@ChristianityToday.com

Article

The "Natasha" Trade:  Transnational Sex Trafficking

Donna M. Hughes, Ph.D., author.  University of Rhode Island, Women's Studies,

316 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall, Kingston, RI 02811.  Telephone:  401.874.5150.

Website:  www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/hughes.htm

Fax:  401.874.4527. 

E-mail:  dhughes@uri.edu 

Report

Soylent Green is People:  Cannabalism of the World's Women and Children through Sexual Traffikcing and Prostitution

Lisa Thompson, Liasion for the Abolition of Sexual Trafficking,

The Salvation Army National Headquarters.

Social Work and Christianity, Summer 2004.

Article

UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

February 2009

Report

UNODC Trafficking in Persons: Analysis on Europe

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

October 2009

Report

UNODC Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

April 2006

Report

U.S. House of Representatives:  Financial Services Committee

Testimony of Lisa Thompson, Liasion for the Abolition of Sexual Trafficking,

The Salvation Army National Headquarters

June 22, 2005

Testimony

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Military and Peacekeeping

Executive Order: 2005 Amendments to the Manual for Courts Martial, United States

Amended to include offense of "Patronizing a Prostitute"

Report

Military Chaplains as Moral Leaders: A Central Role in Suppressing 21st Century Human Slavery

Remarks by Inspector General Joseph E. Schmitz of the Department of Defense to the XVI International Military Chaplains Conference

February 2005

Statement

Mobilizing Our Forces for a Coordinated Attack on Human Trafficking: U.S. Department of Defense Plans for Combating Trafficking in Persons

Remarks by Jerry Hansen, Deputy Inspector General for Inspections & Policy, Department of Defense, at the Conference on Human Trafficking

March 2005

Statement

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

"NATO Policy on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings"

Policy Document

U.S. Senate: House Armed Services Committee's Military Personnel Subcommittee & House International Relations Committee's Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations

Statement of Gail H. McGinn, Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense

June 21, 2006
Statement

U.S. Senate: House Armed Services Committee's Military Personnel Subcommittee & House International Relations Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations

Thomas F. Gimble, Principal Deputy Inspector General

Department of Defense
June 21, 2006

Statement

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North America

The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico

Richard J. Estes, Ph.D., and Neil Alan Weiner, Ph.D., authors.

University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Work

Center for the Study of Youth Policy

4200 Pine Street, 3rd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19104-4090

Telephone:  215.898.5531.  Fax:  215.573.2099. 

E-mail:  restes@ssw.upenn.edu

Report

Characteristics of Suspected Human Trafficking Incidents, 2008-2010

U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics

April 28, 2011

Report

Characteristics of Suspected Human Trafficking Incidents, 2007-2008

U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics
January 2009

Report

From Victims to Victimizers: Interviews with 25 Ex-Pimps in Chicago

Jody Raphael and Brenda Myers-Powell
DePaul College of Law

September 2010

Report

International Trafficking in Women to the United States:  A Contemporary Manifestation of Slavery and Organized Crime

Amy O'Neill Richard, author.  DCI Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program, Center for the Study of Intelligence.

Report

Ohio Trafficking in Persons Study Commission Report on the Prevalence of Human Trafficking in Ohio

Report

Portrait of Exploitation

PRISM Magazine

Kristyn Komarnicki, Associate Editor

Articles

Sex Trafficking of Women in the United States:  International and Domestic Trends

Janice G. Raymond, Donna M. Hughes, Co-Principal Investigators.  Carol S.

Gomez, Project Coordinator. 

Report

Shattered Hearts: The commercial sexual exploitation of American Indian Women and Girls in Minnesota

Alexandra (Sandi) Pierce, Ph.D. for the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center

August 2009

Report

U.S. House of Representatives:  Financial Services Committee

Subcommittee on Domestic and International Monetary Policy, Trade, and Technology

Testimony of Tina Frundt, Street Outreach Specialist, Polaris Project

April 29, 2005

Testimony

U.S. House of Representatives:  Hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary - "Combating Modern Slavery: Reauthorization of Anti-Trafficking Programs

Testimony of Dorchen A. Leidholdt, Esq.

November 1, 2007

Testimony

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Prostituted Youth & Sexual Exploitation of Children

An Analysis of Federally Prosecuted Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) Cases since the Passage of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000

Urban Institute Justice Policy Center

Dr. Kevonne Small, William Adams, Colleen Owens and Kevin Roland, authors.

February 2008

Report

Comprehensive Publications on Child Abuse and Sexual Assualt

G.W. Medical Publishing, Inc.

77 Westport Plaza, Suite 366

St. Louis, MO  63146

Telephone:  1.800.600.0330.  (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST)

        1.314.542.4239.  (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST)

E-mail:  orders@gwmedical.com

Website: www.gwmedical.com

Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking Testimony

House Committee Judiciary

September 15, 2010

Testimony

Prostitution of Juveniles:  Patterns From NIBRS

Office of Juvenile and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice

David Finkelhor, Richard Ormrod, authors.

Report

Their Protection is in Our Hands - The State of Global Child Trafficking for Sexual Purposes

ECPAT International and The Body Shop, 2009: This report provides a global overview of the trafficking of children and young people for sexual purposes, the range of interventions needed to combat trafficking, the need for a holistic and integrated approach, and nations' goals and targets for reducing trafficking. [Source: Youth InfoNet 60]

Report

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Sex Trafficking & Prostitution

Ain't I a Human?

PRISM Magazine

Julie Johnson, author

Article

"The Links between Prostitution and Sex Trafficking: A Briefing Handbook"

Monica O'Conner and Grainne Healy, authors.  Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW) and the European Women's Lobby (EWL).

Website: www.catwinternational.org/index.php

Handbook

Sex:  From Intimacy to "Sexual Labor" or Is It a Human Right to Prostitute?

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women - Asia Pacific

Article

Stopping the Traffic in Women: Power, Agency and Abolition in Feminist Debates over Sex- Trafficking

Kathy Miriam, author

Article

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Victim Identification

Hidden in Plain Site

Donna M. Hughes, Ph.D., author. 

University of Rhode Island, Women's Studies,

316 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall, Kingston, RI 02811.  Telephone:  401.874.5150.

Fax:  401.874.4527.  Website:  www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/hughes.htm

E-mail:  dhughes@uri.edu

Report

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Books

Fiction

All That is Right and Holy

Megan Whitson Lee, author. Copyright 2009.

This novel depicts the ravaging effects of pornography and sexual addiction, and the stark reality of human trafficking.

Available online at: www.meganwhitsonlee.com

 

Non-Fiction

Comfort Woman:  A Filipina's Story of Prostitution and Slavery Under the Japanese Military

Maria Rosa Henson, author.  Copyright 1999.

Publisher:  Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.

In this autobiography, April 1943, Maria Rosa Henson tells of her journey as a fifteen-year-old who was taken by Japanese soldiers occupying the Philippines and forces into prostitution as a comfort woman for the soldiers, then later to her marriage to a rebel leader who left her to raise their children alone.

Available online at:  www.a1books.com

Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children:  Youth Involved in Prostitution, Pornography and Sex Trafficking

Youth Advocate Program International, 4545 42nd Street, NW, Suite 209, Washington, DC 20016

Telephone:  202.244.1986.  Fax:  202.244.6396.

E-mail:  yapi@yapi.org  US$6.00

Available online at:  www.yapi.org 

Counseling Survivors of Sexual Abuse

Diane Mandt Langberg, Ph.D., author. Copyright 2003.

Publisher: Lightning Source Inc.

Diane Langberg, Ph.D., & Associates

512 West Avenue, Jenkintown, PA 19046

Telephone: 215.885.1835 Fax: 215.885.8510

Email: dlangberg@worldlynx.net

Available online at: www.allbookstores.com

Escaping the Devil's Bedroom

Dawn Herzog Jewell, author. Copyright 2009.
Publisher: Monarch Books.

Available online at: www.escapingthedevilsbedroom.com

The Johns: Sex for Sale and the Men Who Buy It

Victor Malarek, author. Copyright 2009.
Publisher: Arcade Publishing.

Available online: www.arcadepub.com

Josephine Butler

Jane Jordan, author.  Copyright 2001. 

Publisher:  J. Murray, London. 

A history of the woman who led the fight against the trafficking of women and girls in 19th century England.

Available online at:  www.alibris.com/

Listening to Olivia

Jody Raphael, author.  Copyright 2004.

Publisher:  Northeastern University Press.

Available online:  www.betterworldbooks.com/Listening-to-Olivia

Memoirs of a Sex Industry Survivor

Anne Bissell, author. Copyright 2004.

Publisher: Cleopatra International Publications

Available online: www.annebissell.com 

The Natashas:  Inside the Global Sex Trade

Victor Malarek, author.  Copyright 2004. 

Publisher:  Arcade Publishing.

Available online:  www.arcadepub.com

On the Threshold of Hope:  Opening the Door to Healing for Survivors of Sexual Abuse

Diane Mandt Langberg, Ph.D., author. Copyright 1999.  Publisher: Tyndale House Publishing.

Diane Langberg, Ph.D., & Associates

512 West Avenue, Jenkintown, PA 19046Telephone: 215.885.1835 Fax: 215.885.8510

Email: dlangberg@worldlynx.net

Available online: www.allbookstores.com

Passport Through Darkness: A True Story of Danger and Second Chances

Kimberly L. Smith, author. Copyright 2011.

For more information, click here.
Available online: www.kimberlylsmith.com

Prostitution and Trafficking in Nevada: Making the Connections

Melissa Farley, PhD, author. Copyright 2007.

Publisher: Prostitution Research & Education.

Available online: www.lulu.com/content/1134372

Prostitution, Trafficking, and Traumatic Stress

Melissa Farley,PhD, editor. 

$29.95US plus shipping and handling.

Available online: www.routledge.com

Pure Desire: Helping People Break Free from Sexual Struggles

Ted Roberts, author.

Publisher: Gospel Light Publications

Available online: www.goodreads.com/book/show/425803.Pure_Desire

Sexually Exploited Children:  Working to Protect and Heal

Phyllis Kilbourn and Marjorie McDermid, editors.  Rainbows of Hope, PO Box

517, Fort Mill, SC 29716.

Telephone:  803.548.2811. 

$12.50US plus shipping and handling.

E-mail:  ROHUSA@compurium.net

Available online: www.wec-int.org/rainbows

Sexy Christians

Ted Roberts, author.

Publisher: Baker Publishing Group

Available online: www.goodreads.com/book/show/8599679-sexy-christians

The Slave Across the Street

Theresa Flores, author.
Publisher: Ampelon Publishing.

Available online: www.ampelonpublishing.com

Streetwalking with Jesus: Reaching Out in Justice and Mercy

John Green and Dawn Herzog Jewell, authors.

Publisher: Our Sunday Visitor, Inc.

Available online: www.catalog.osv.com/Catalog.aspx

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Curriculum

 

CCIP Train-the-Trainer Institute Manual

The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Community Intervention Project (CCIP) manual will provide you with all the tools and resources needed to conduct community trainings about the prevention of commercial sexual exploitation of children. CCIP was funded and supported through a grant by the U.S. Department of Justice. CCIP has provided training to over 9,600 medical, social service, law enforcement and first responders across the country.

Telephone: 312.291.7916

Email: frank_massolini@usc.salvationarmy.org

Crossroads:   Choosing the Road to Sexual Purity

This course shows how Biblical principles can be applied to help overcome sexual addiction and temptations that often destroy one's life and family.

Telephone:  800.879.4770

Website:  www.LivingFree.org

Hands That Heal: An International Curriculum to Train Caregivers of Trafficking Survivors

Hands that Heal is a comprehensive, Christian curriculum to train global caregivers who are frontline providers of aftercare for women, children, and men that have been trafficked into the commercial sex industry. The curriculum is the result of a collaboration among more than 40 academicians and field practitioners from diverse backgrounds and organizations that address the needs of trafficked individuals. Hands that Heal can also be used as a tool to inform and inspire churches, communities, organizations, and individuals around the world to engage in the battle against the injustice of human trafficking and to help equip them to provide transformational care to survivors. There are two editions of Hands that Heal. The Academic Edition is designed as an undergraduate or graduate course to introduce future caregivers to the wide-ranging needs of survivors of sex trafficking, as well as to enhance the skills of current caregivers. The Community-Based Edition utilizes a participatory training approach that can be used at the local level by churches, organizations and local community groups around the world.

Telephone: 888.466.4673

E-mail: faast@worldhope.net

Website: www.faastinternational.org

Looking Deeper: Respecting Oneself

"Looking Deeper: Respecting Oneself" is a new preventative education workshop for girls ages 11-14, designed to inspire youth to look beyond today's "pop-cultural" messages of hyper-sexuality and to educate and enable youth with self-esteem tools to reduce their chances of victimization by community and online sexual predators and exploiters. This program is currently funded through Unilever Foundation and the Connecticut Episcopal Diocese and is provided at no cost to organizations in Connecticut.

Email: help@barnabainstitute.org

The Salvation Army's U.S. Anti-Trafficking Training Manual

It is possible that health and human service providers encounter trafficking victims without even knowing it. Recognizing this likelihood, and in response to the multifaceted needs of trafficking survivors, The Salvation Army with funding received from the Office for Victims of Crime of the U.S. Department of Justice, has developed a specialized training manual designed to equip social service providers and others to recognize and serve victims of human trafficking. The training manual provides seven easy to follow hour-long sessions, which include facilitator notes, as well as small group learning exercises. The sessions can be adapted for shorter training times. In addition to the training exercises, a comprehensive resource directory CD contains sample assessment forms, facts on human trafficking, a guide for lawyers, and extensive contact information on the many agencies working to assist trafficking victims.

Telephone: 703.647.4780

Email: penny_matheson@usn.salvationarmy.org

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International Documents  

1949 UN Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic in Persons and of the Exploitation of the Prostitution of Others

Approved by the UN General Assembly

Available online: http://untreaty.un.org/English/TreatyEvent2001/pdf/19e.pdf

Big Brothel: A Survey of the Off-Street Sex Industry in London

Available online: www.eaves4women.co.uk/Documents/INSIDE%20BIG%20BROTHELS%20BB%20Report-web%20NEW.pdf

Guide to the New UN Trafficking Protocol:  Protocol to Prevent, Suppress, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, Supplementing the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime

Janice G. Raymond, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women.

P.O. Box 9338

North Amherst, MA  01059

FAX:  413.367.9262

Available online: Guide

Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, Supplementing the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime

Available online: UN Protocol

International Agreement for the Suppression of the "White Slave Traffic"

Available online: www1.umn.edu/humanrts/instree/whiteslavetraffic1904.html

Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography

Adopted and opened for signature, ratification and
accession by General Assembly resolution
A/RES/54/263 of 25 May 2000

Entered into force on 18 January 2002

Available online: www2.ohchr.org/english/law/crc-sale.htm

Slavery Convention of 1926

Available online: www2.ohchr.org/english/law/slavery.htm

Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery, the Slave Trade and Institutions and

Practices Similar to Slavery

Available online: humanrights.law.monash.edu.au/instree/f3scas.htm

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NGO:  Statements and Resolutions 

 

Statement by Zonta international, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd, Dominican Leadership Conference, Elizabeth Seton Federation, International Presentation Association of the Sisters of the Presentation, School Sisters of Notre Dame and Sistersof Mercy, and Armenian International Women's Association

Given to UN Economic and Social Council's Commission on the Status of Women

March 1-12, 2004, PDF

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Videos/Films  

43 Days (film)

Outpost 7 LLC production

Harry Kakatsakis, Diana LaMar, and Chris Wight, producers

Chris Wight, editor

Telephone: (212)281-0181

Order online at: www.outpost7.com/43days

Website: www.outpost7.com

The Day My God Died (documentary)

Andrew Levine Productions.  Copyright 2002.

1086 Abilene Way

Park City, UT  84098

E-mail:  levine@xmission.com

Website:  www.thedaymygoddied.com/

Order online at:  www.thedaymygoddied.com/overview.html

Personal copy for home use:  $30US + $5US S&H*

Copy for educational use:  $250US + $5 S&H*

*$10 additional shipping for orders in Canada, Mexico, and all other countries

Demand

Documentary produced by Shared Hope.

Website: www.sharedhope.org/Media/VideoResources.aspx

Fields of Mudan

Courtney T. Powell, producer

Stevo Chang, writer

Florida State University Film School

University Center 3100A

Tallahassee, FL 32306-2350

Website:  www.fieldsofmudan.com/index.html

Lilya 4-Ever (feature film)

New Market Films, 202 N. Cannon Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90201.

Telephone:  310.858.7472.  Fax:  310.858.2703. 

E-mail: info@newmarketfilms.com

Not for Sale

Produced by the European Women's Lobby and the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women.

Website: www.notforsalefilm.com

Rape Is (documentary)

Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc., PO Box 390385, Cambridge, MA 02139.

Telephone:  617.484.3993.  Fax:  617.484.0754. 

E-mail:  cdf@shore.net

Website:  www.cambridgedocumentaryfilms.org/rapeis.html

The Selling of Innocents (documentary)

A Halpern/Jacobovici Production, Malofilm Video, No. 96401. 

Distributed by alofilm International,

2221 Young St., Suite 400, Toronto, Ontario M4S 2B4, Canada.

Telephone:  416.480.0453.  Fax:  416.480.0501.  $35.99US.

Sex Slaves (a PBS documentary)

Ric Esther Bienstock, writer and producer

Website:  www.pbs.org

So Great a Violence:  Prostitution, Trafficking, and the Global Sex Industry (documentary)

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women International, PO Box 9338, N. Amherst, MA 01059

Fax:  413.367.9262. 

E-mail:  info@catwinternational.org

Website: www.catwinternational.org

Somebody's Daughter: A Journey to Freedom from Pornography

A two hour DVD/CD set. This award-winning DVD features four music videos, interviews with
three Christian men and one couple sharing compelling testimony, and eight vignettes.
The CD features nine original songs, interviews, more testimonies, poetry, and scripture.
A study guide is available for downloading.
Website: www.somebodysdaughter.org

Stop the Candy Shop

Website: stopthecandyshop.com/the-film

Svetlana's Journey

(based on a true story)

Michael Cory Davis, screenwriter, director, and producer

Website:  www.istoptraffic.com/Svetlana.html

Yellow Roses

Website: www.yellowrosesfilm.com

Video Links

Testimony of Patricia Green

New Zealander Patricia Green currently lives in Berlin and works on behalf of the thousands of young
women and children who are trafficked across national borders for the purposes of prostitution. She
was instrumental in beginning an outreach, Alabaster Jar, for women working on the streets of Berlin
and before that, she started Rehab Ministries in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Websites: Non-Governmental Organizations    

Advocacy, Research &/or Survivor Services

Abolition International

Natalie Grant, Founder

P.O. Box 50165

Nashville, TN 37206

Telephone: 615.356.0946

Fax: 615.356.0925

Website: www.abolitioninternational.org

Adults Saving Kids

1901 Portland Avenue
Minneapolis, MN  55404

Phyllis Beatty,Co-Executive Director

Telephone: 612.872.0684.
E-mail: aerickson@adultssavingkids.org

Website: www.adultssavingkids.org

Agape International Ministries

Victor Joseph, President

PO Box 221

Valley Forge, PA 19481-0221

Telephone: 610.933.4301

Fax: 610.933.4301

E-mail: victorjoseph@verizon.net

Website: www.agapeim.org

American Baptist Women's Ministries - Break the Chains

P.O. Box 851

Valley Forge, PA 19482-0851

Telephone: 800-ABC-3USA (800-222-3872), ext. 2288

E-mail: info@abwministries.org

Website: www.abwmbreakthechains.org

The Angel Coalition

Angel Coalition Office (Moscow)

Telephone: 7.495.783.5865

Hotline: From USA 1.866.800.0270

Hotline: From within Russia 8.800.200.2400

E-mail: program@angelcoalition.org

Website: www.angelcoalition.org

Arizonans for the Protection of Exploited Children and Adults (APECA)

14175 W. Indian School Rd., B4, #184

Goodyear, AZ 85338-8494

Telephone: 602.881.8256

Website: www.protectchild.org

The Asha Forum

Jenni Kornell, The Asha Forum International Facilitator

PO Box 398
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
Telephone: 773.592.0951

E-mail: asha@viva.org

Website: www.viva.org/asha

Beauty from Ashes

Julie Shematz, CEO & Founder
5100 S. Cleveland Ave., Ste. 318-148

Fort Meyers, FL 33907-2189

Telephone: 239.939.9218
Website: www.beautyfromashes.org

Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition

Paul Cleary, President

Telephone:  619.336.0770.  Fax:  619.336.0791.

Hotline:  619.666.2757

Website:  www.bsccoalition.org/

Breaking Chains Network

Chaussee de Waterloo, 45
1640 Rhode-Saint-Genese
Belgium

Telephone: 352.624.9638

E-mail: info@breakingchainsnetwork.com

Website: www.breakingchainsnetwork.com

Canadians Addressing Sexual Exploitation (CASE)

Parkway Postal Outlet, Box 62569, 85 Ellesmere Road

Scarborough, ON M1R 5G8, Canada

Telephone: 416.412.6065

Fax: 416.412.1321

E-mail: case@idirect.com

Captive Daughters

10410 Palm Blvd - PMB 22, Los Angeles, CA 90034

Telephone: 310.669.4400

E-mail: captivedaughters@earthlink.net

Website: www.captivedaughters.org

Chab Dai USA

5801 2nd Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95817

PO Box 6116, Folsom, CA 95763

Website: www.chabdai.org

Citizens for Community Values

11175 Reading Rd. # 103

Cincinnati, OH 45241

E-mail:  dean@ccv.org

Website:  www.ccv.org

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women

Dorchen Leidholdt and Norma Ramos, Co-Executive Directors

PO Box 7427, Jaf Station, New York, NY 10116

Fax:  212.643.9896  

Website:  www.catwinternational.org

Concerned Women for America

1015 Fifteenth St. N.W., Suite 1100
Washington, D.C. 20005
Telephone : 202.488.7000
Fax: 202.488.0806

Website:  www.cwfa.org/main.asp

Cross Cultural Connections

Melike Smeenge
Website: www.crossculturalconnections.org

Dads and Daughters

2 West 1st St., Ste. 101

Duluth, MN 55802

Website:  www.dadsanddaughters.org

Daughters of Cambodia

PO Box 1219

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

E-mail: daughterscambodia@gmail.com

Website: www.daughtersofcambodia.org

Dignity Programs (Dignity House)

Catholic Social Services

1825 Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021

Telephone: 602.224.5457

E-mail: kmitchell@diocesephoenix.org

Website: www.catholiccharitiesaz.com/

Dr. Donna Hughes, Professor of Women's Studies

Eleanor M. and Oscar M. Carlson Endowed Chair

University of Rhode Island

316 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall

Telephone:  401.874.2757.  Fax:  401.874.4527.

Website:  www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/hughes.htm

Emmaus Ministries

John Green, Executive Director

921 W. Wilson Ave. Chicago IL 60640

Telephone: 800.378.4445

Fax: 773.334.8638

Website: www.streets.org/

Faith Alliance Against Slavery and Trafficking (FAAST)

7 E. Baltimore St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
Telephone (toll-free):  1.855.33.FAAST (32278)

Website:  www.faastinternational.org

Free for Life International

Colette Wise Bercu, Founder & President

109 Holiday Court D-6
Franklin, TN 37067

Telephone: 1-888-335-8835
E-mail: colette@freeforlifeintl.org
Website: www.freeforlifeintl.org

Freely in Hope

Nikole Lim, Executive Director

Telephone: 510.408.7050

E-mail: info@freelyinhope.org

Website: www.freelyinhope.org

The Garden of Hope

P.O. Box 26
Chang Khlan Post Office
Chiang Mai
Thailand 50101

Telephone: +66 053 206 311

E-mail: info@thegardenofhope.org

Website: www.thegardenofhope.org

Girls Education and Mentoring Services (GEMS)

Rachel Lloyd, Executive Director/Founder
E-mail:  Rachel@gemsgirls.com

Website:  www.educategirls.com

Global Centurion

Dr. Laura Lederer, President

2000 Clarendon Blvd.
Arlington, VA 20009

Telephone: 703.276.3000

E-mail: info@globalcenturion.org

Website: www.globalcenturion.org

A Global Display of Human Trafficking Incidents

Website: human.globalincidentmap.com

Global Health Promise

Brian Willis, Director

Dr. Katherine Welch, Medical Director

325 Swanton Way
Decatur, GA 30030
Telephone: 503.243.5848

E-mail: BWillis@taskforce.org

Website: www.globalhealthpromise.org

Hadassah House, Inc.

Linda Caswell, Founder

PO Box 2297

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

Telephone: 405.414.6257

E-mail: hadassah08house@yahoo.com

Website: www.allthingsnewcampaign.org

Home of Hope Texas

Sandra Bass Palmer, Director
Telephone: 832.233.5843

E-mail: homeofhopetexas@gmail.com
Website: www.homeofhopetexas.com

The Hope Project

Amanda Chapman, Program Director
1887 Holton Rd.

Ste. D, Box 170
N. Muskegon, MI 49445

Telephone: 231.747.8555
E-mail: amanda@hopeprojectusa.org
Website: www.hopeprojectusa.org

House of Hope Nicaragua

April Havlin, Director

c/o Harvest Church

6897 Slatestone Rd.

Washington, NC 27880
E-mail: mah3nica@yahoo.com

Website: www.houseofhopenicaragua.com

International Crisis Aid

Jennifer Garrett Jones

PO Box 510167

St. Louis, MO 63151

Telephone: 317.774.7970

E-mail: info@crisisaid.org

Website: www.crisisaid.org

iSanctuary

17777 Main St. C-2
Irvine, CA 92614
Telephone: 949.752.7788
E-mail: info@isanctuary.org

Website: www.isanctuary.org

Legacy of Hope International

7705-D St. Andrews Rd.

Irmo, SC 29063

Telephone: 352.636.3815

Fax: 803.732.4100

E-mail: info@lohintl.com

Website: www.lohintl.com

Lightdancers

Lisanne McMurray and Tammy Dahl

P.O. Box 223; Anthony, KS 67003

E-mail:  lisanne@lightdancers.org

Website:  www.lightdancers.org

Love 146

P.O. Box 8266
New Haven, CT 06530

Telephone:  203.772.4420

E-mail:  info@love146.org

Website:  www.jfci.org/pages/page.asp?page_id=21460

Make Way Partners

Kimberly Smith, Executive Director

P.O. Box 26367

Birmingham, AL 35260

Telephone:  205.240.8597.  Fax:  205.822.8091

E-mail:  info@makewaypartners.com

Website:  www.makewaypartners.org/

Mercy Movement

Charles Powell, Founder
PO Box 262
Franklin Springs, GA 30639

Telephone: 706.245.3143

E-mail: moosemanchuck@gmail.com

Website: mercymovement.com

Minorities and Survivors Improving Empowerment (MASIE)

Chong Kim, Executive Director

P.O. Box 201622

Bloomington, MN  55420

Telephone:  612.481.0395

E-mail: ckim@endslavery.org

Website: www.endslavery.org

Night Light

PO Box 1414

Nana Post Office

Bangkok, Thailand

10112

Telephone: 09.776.3983

E-mail: bkk@nightlightinternational.com

Website: www.nightlightinternational.com

One Way Out Ministries

Jeanie Turner, Executive Director

P.O. Box 6788; Fort Myers, FL 33911

Telephone:  239.691.7774

E-mail:  onewayout505@cs.com

Website:  www.onewayout.org

Oregonians Against Human Trafficking

Nita Belles

PO Box 7764
Bend OR 97708
Telephone: 541.316.0088

Website: www.cooath.org

Our Little Roses

P.O. Box 464; Somerset, VA 22972

Telephone: 800.849.9252

Fax: 540.832.2515

E-mail: olr@ourlittleroses.org

Website: www.ourlittleroses.org

Out of Exile Ministries

P.O. Box 1318; Eustis, FL 32727-1318

Telephone:  407.721.8034

E-mail:  ooe@outofexile.org

Paul and Lisa Program

P.O. Box 348; Westbrook, CT 06498

Telephone: 860.767.7660

E-mail: paulandlisaprogram@snet.net

Website: www.paulandlisa.org

Polaris Project

Katherine Chon and Derek Ellerman, Co-Executive Directors and Co-Founders

P.O. Box 77892, Washington, DC 20013
Telephone: 202.745.1001 Fax: 202.745.1119
E-mail: Info@PolarisProject.org

Website: www.PolarisProject.org

Project Rescue

David and Beth Grant, Founders

P.O. Box 922
Springfield, MO 65801

Telephone: 866.862.0919

E-mail: info@projectrescue.com

Website: projectrescue.com

The Protection Project

Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies

1717 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 515, Washington, DC 20036 

Telephone:  202.663.5896.  Fax:  202.663.5899. 

E-mail:  protection_project@mail.jhu.edu

Website:  www.protectionproject.org  

Rahab's Rope Women's Center India

P.O. Box 907308

115 Bradford St. SE

Gainesville, GA 30501

Telephone: 678.707.7055

Website: www.rahabsrope.com

Rainbows of Hope

P.O. Box 517, Fort Mill, SC 29716

Telephone: 803.548.2811

Fax: 803.548.5839

E-mail: rohtom@aol.com

Website: www.wec-int.org/rainbows

Rapha House

Stephanie Freed, USA Director

P.O. Box 1627; Jopin, MO 64802

Telephone: 417.782.5341

E-mail: sfreed@arm.org

Website: www.raphahouse.org/

Red Light Project

Suzie Stogner, Founder
E-mail: suziestogner@gmail.com
Website: redlightproject.net

Research Prostitution and Education

Melissa Farley

E-mail:  contact1@prostitutionresearch.com

Website:  www.prostitutionresearch.com

Restoration Ministries

Candace Wheeler, President

PO Box 30267
Washington, DC 20030

Telephone: 202.213.6025

E-mail: info@restorationministriesdc.org

Website: www.restorationministriesdc.org

Restoring the Heart Ministries

Julie Woodley, Founder

P.O. Box 2772
Setauket, NY 11733

Telephone: 1.866.780.RTHM (7846)

E-mail: info@rthm.cc

Website: www.rthm.cc/

The Sage Project, Inc.
1385 Mission Street,Suite 300
San Francisco, CA 94103

Telephone: 415.905.5050. Fax: 415.554.9981

E-mail: nhsage@sbcglobal.net

Website: www.sagesf.org

The Salvation Army National Headquarters

Lisa Thompson, Liaison for the Abolition of Sexual Trafficking

615 Slaters Lane

Alexandria, VA 22314

Telephone: 703.519.5896

E-mail: lisa_thompson@usn.salvationarmy.org

Website: www.salvationarmyusa.org/trafficking

Samaritana Transformation Ministries, Inc.

9 Kent St.
East Fairview
Quezon City, Philippines
Telephone: 632.938.1617
Fax: 632.431.5771

E-mail: info@samaritana.org
Website: www.samaritana.org

Scarlet Cord

Barndesteeg 25
1012 BV Amsterdam
Telephone: 020 6226897
Fax: 020 3302224
E-mail: info@scharlakenkoord.nl

Website: www.scharlakenkoord.nl

Stella's House

Chisinau, Moldova
Website: www.philip-cameron.org/index.php/missions/stellas_house

Survivors and Friends

Website: www.sandf.org

TraCCC (Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center

American University School of International Service

Brandywine Bldg., 3rd Floor

4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW

Washington, DC 20016-8178

Telephone:  202.885.2830

Fax:  202.885.2893

E-mail:  traccc@american.edu

Website:  www.american.edu/traccc

Treasures Out of Darkness

Harmony Dust, Founder

Telephone:  323.937.9525

E-mail:  info@treasuresoutofdarkness.com

Website: www.treasuresoutofdarkness.com/

Veronica's Voice

Kristy Childs, Founder and Director of Programs

Website:  www.veronicasvoice.org/

Voices for Justice Network / Operation Silver Braid

Anne Bissell, Executive Director

Telephone: 888.702.7273

E-mail: sisasurvive@yahoo.com

Website: www.thesilverbraid.org, www.annebissell.com, and www.vfjnw.org

Wellspring International

Naomi Zacharias, Director Wellspring International
Kimberly Chalk, Assistant to the Director

4725 Peachtree Corners Circle
Suite 250
Norcross, GA 30092

Telephone: 678.248.7041
Fax: 770.729.1729

Website:  www.wellspringinternational.org

Wellspring Program

The Salvation Army Central Division Headquarters

3612 Cuming Street, Omaha, NE

68131-1900
Telephone: 402.898.5871

E-mail: Linda_Burkle@USC.salvationarmy.org

Women at Risk

PO Box 21898

Code 1000

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Telephone: 00 251 116 184808/632526

E-mail: war@ethionet.et

Website: www.w-a-r-e.org

World Hope International

8136 Old Keene Mill Road, Suite 209A, P.O. Box 2815

Springfield, VA 2215200815

Telephone: 888.466.HOPE (4673)

Fax: 703.923.9418

E-mail: whi@worldhope.net

Website: www.worldhope.org

World Vision

Joe Mettimano, Child Protection Policy Advisor

220 "I" Street, NE, Washington DC, 20002-4373

Telephone: 202.608.1839

Fax: 202.547.4834

E-mail: jmettima@worldvision.org

Website: www.worldvision.org

You Are Never Alone (YANA)

2013 W. Pratt St.

Baltimore, MD 21223

Telephone: 410.566.7973

Fax: 410.566.7938

E-mail: YANAinc@earthlink.net

Website: www.yanaplace.org

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College Campus Initiatives

Live2Free

Sandra Morgan, Founder and President

Website: www.live2free.org

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Demand

A Call to Men

342 Broadway, Suite 163
New York, NY 10013-3910
Telephone: 917.922.6738
Fax: 917.382.5152
E-mail: info@acalltomen.org

Website: www.acalltomen.com

End Demand Illinois

Lynne Johnson, Advocacy Director
Telephone: 773.244.2230 X5

E-mail: lynne@caase.org

Website: www.enddemandillinois.org

End Demand NYC

Website: enddemandnyc.org

Global Centurion

Dr. Laura Lederer, President

2000 Clarendon Blvd.
Arlington, VA 20009

Telephone: 703.276.3000

E-mail: info@globalcenturion.org

Website: www.globalcenturion.org

The MST Project

Website: www.mstproject.com

Slavery Footprint

Website: www.slaveryfootprint.org

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Microenterprise & Fairtrade

Amani ya Juu

P.O. Box 28133

Chattanooga, TN 37424

E-mail: usa@amaniafrica.org

Website: www.amaniafrica.org

Bound for Freedom

E-mail: stephen@bound4freedom.com

Website: www.bound4freedom.com

Cross Cultural Connections

Melike Smeenge
Website: crossculturalconnections.org/catalog

Daughters of Cambodia

PO Box 1219

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

E-mail: daughterscambodia@gmail.com

Website: www.daughtersofcambodia.org/fair_trade.php

Equal Exchange

50 United Drive

West Bridgewater, MA 02379

Telephone: 774.776.7400

Fax: 508.587.0088

Website: www.equalexchange.coop

Fa La Lo

10 Ladd Street
Portsmouth NH 03801
Telephone: 603.431.0420

Website: falalo.com

Freely in Hope

Nikole Lim, Executive Director

Telephone: 510.408.7050

E-mail: info@freelyinhope.org

Website: www.freelyinhope.org/dorcusbeads

Freeset

172 Ramesh Dutta St.

Kolkata 700006 INDIA

Telephone: +91 33 3295 6128

E-mail: sales@freesetglobal.com

Website: freesetglobal.com

Hagar Ministries

c/o Reichlin & Hess
Hofstrasse 1a
CH-6300 Zug/Switzerland

Website: www.hagarproject.org

International Trading Post

Bob and Vicki Poff

MRI

P.O. Box 1178

Sanford, FL 32772

Telephone: 321.217.5941

E-mail: Vicki_Poff@missionresourcesinternational.com

Website: missionresource.org/

iSanctuary

17777 Main St. C-2

Irvine, CA 92614

E-mail: shopsanctuary@gmail.com

Website: www.shopsanctuary.org

Kingdom Ventures, Inc.

P.O. Box 24309

Rochester, NY 14624

Telephone: 585.739.5088

E-mail: info@kingdom-ventures.com

Website: www.kingdom-ventures.com

Mission Gifts

1200 E. Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale, FL

Telephone: 954.828.1505
E-mail: robin@christiancultural.com

Website: www.missiongifts.blogspot.com

Night Light

PO Box 1414

Nana Post Office

Bangkok, Thailand

10112

Telephone: 09.776.3983

E-mail: bkk@nightlightinternational.com

Website: nightlightinternational.com/store

Origin Coffee and Tea

2168 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 105
Rocklin, CA 95765
Telephone: 916.787.5676
E-mail: info@origincoffee.org

Website: origincoffee.org

Sari Bari

P.O. Box 56
Omaha, NE 68101
Telephone: 901.457.4634

E-mail: info@saribari.com

Website: www.saribari.com

Step Ahead

34 Damrong Lat Pipat, Klong Toey

Bangkok, 10110 Thailand
Telephone: +66 2 671 6714

E-mail: info@stepaheadmed.org

Website: www.stepaheadmed.org

Trade As One

41829 Albrae St., Ste. 102

Fremont, CA 94538

Telephone: 510.659.4024

Website: tradeasone.com/

TransFair USA

1500 Broadway, Suite 400
Oakland, CA 94612
Telephone: 510.663.5260

Fax: 510.663.5264
Email: info@transfairusa.org

Website: www.transfairusa.org/

Wonderfully Made Jewerly

Kelly Besedick / Ginnie Wagner

1021 Potomac Lane

Alexandria, Virginia 22308

Telephone: 703.346.5715 / 703.963.4201

E-mail: Kelly@WonderfullyMadeJewerly.com

  Ginnie@WonderfullyMadeJewerly.com

Website: www.wonderfullymadejewerly.com

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Preventing Sexual Abuse

Web Wise Kids

P.O. Box 27203

Santa Ana, CA 92799

Telephone:  714.435.2885

Fax:  714.435.0523

E-mail:  info@webwisekids.org

Website:  www.webwisekids.org

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Treating Sex Addictions

Avenue Resource:  Resource for Healthy Sexuality

Clay Allen, President

2615 Camino Tassajara

Danville, CA 94506

Telephone:  877.326.7000

E-mail:  Info@AvenueResource.com

Website:  www.AvenueResource.com


Candeo

818 Conecticut Ave. NW, Ste. 1100

Washington, DC 20006

Telephone: 202.470.6102

Website: Candeo Helps People Stop Porn

Faithful and True Ministries

Dr. Mark Laaser

6542 Regency Lane

Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344

E-mail: marklaaser@aol.com

Website: www.faithfulandtrueministries.com/

Harvest USA

3901B Main Street, Suite 304

Philadelphia, PA 19127

Telephone: 215.482.0111

Fax: 215.482.0199

E-mail: editor@harvestusa.org

Website: www.harvestusa.org

Pure Desire Ministries International

719 NE Roberts Ave
Gresham, OR 97030

E-mail: info@puredesire.org

Website: www.puredesire.org

Pure Life Ministries

14 School St.
Dry Ridge, KY 41035
Telephone: 888.PURELIFE

Website: www.purelifeministries.org

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Other Resources      

 

10 Reasons Not to Legalize

Janice G. Raymond, author. Co-Executive Director

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women - International

Professor, University of Massachusetts
P.O. Box 9338

N. Amherst, MA 01059 USA

Fax: 413.367.9262

(Published in simultaneously in hard copy in Journal of Trauma Practice, 2, 2003: pp. 315-332; and in
Prostitution, Trafficking and Traumatic Stress. Melissa Farley (Ed.). Binghamton: Haworth Press, 2003.)

Website: www.catwinternational.org

Available online at: action.web.ca/home/catw/readingroom.shtml?x=32972l

The Prostituted Women's and Girls' "Job Description"

Copyright © WHISPER. All Rights Reserved

Available online at: www.prostitutionresearch.com/prosAD.html

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U.S. Human Trafficking Task Forces and Coalitions

Alpabetically listed by State

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Alabama
Birmingham
Freedom to Thrive
Website          
Tammy Hopper
thopper@ysfn.org
239-949-4414
American Samoa
Office of Territorial and International Criminal Intelligence (OTICIDE)
OTICIDE
Mike Sala
mrsala@americansamoa.gov
684-633-2827

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Arizona
Pheonix
Arizona League to End Regional Trafficking ALERT
ALERT
Katie Resendiz
katie.resendiz@theIRC.org
314-773-9090 Ext. 150

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California
Fresno   
Central Valley Against Human Trafficking
Central Valley Justice Coalition
Ronna Bright
ronna.bright@fresnoeoc.org
559-268-1045 Ext. 103
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area Task Force on Human Trafficking
Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST)
Kay Buck
kay@castla.org
213-365-1906
Oakland
East Bay Task Force on Human Trafficking
Oakland Police Department
Sargent Holly Joshi
510-587-2536
Orange County   
Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force (OCHTTF) 
OCHTTF 
Linh Tran
ltran@cspinc.org
714-548-3704
Sacramento
Sacramento Rescue and Restore Coalition
Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA)
Mary Jennings
mjenning@delpaso.seta.net
916-263-1555
San Diego
San Diego Regional Anti-Trafficking Task Force
Bilateral Saftey Corridor Coalition         
Marisa Ugarte
info@bsccinfo.org
619-336-0770
San Fransisco
North Bay Area Human Trafficking Task Force
Standing Against Global Exploitation Project (SAGE Project)             
Mollie Ring
mollier@sagesf.org
415-358-2737
San Jose
San Jose Human Trafficking Task Force  
South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking (SBCEHT)
Lynette Parker
lparker@scu.edu
408-288-7030

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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking (CoNEHT)
Colorado Interagency Task Force on Trafficking in Persons (Statewide)
Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA)
Annaken Mendoza-Towes
annaken@coloradocrimevictims.org
303-996-8087

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Connecticut
Statewide
Connecticut Coalition Agsinst Trafficking (CCAT)   
Project Rescue and International Institute of Connecticut
Danelle Ragoonanan-Storph
projrescue@iiconn.org    
203-336-0141 Ext. 35

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District of Columbia
Washington
District of Columbia Human Trafficking Task Force
Website
Ari Redbord
Ari.Redbord@usdoj.gov             

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Florida
Clearwater, Tampa Bay   
Clearwater/Tampa Bay Area Regional Task Force
Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking 
Giselle Rodriguez
grodriguez96@yahoo.com
727-442-3064
Collier County
Collier County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force
Collier County Sheriff’s Office
Victims Advocate Office
239-793-9176  
Miami-Dade
South Florida Human Trafficking Task Force
Florida Freedom Partnership (FFP)           
Carmen Pino,
carmen.j.pino@dhs.gov  
305-597-6189
Orlando             
East Central Florida Human Trafficking Taskforce
Orlando Rescue and Restore Coaliton
Tomas Lares
orlandorrc@gmail.com
407-495-5846
Palm Beach
Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches
Website
Brandy Macaluso
561-966-4288
Statewide
Statewide Taskforce on Human Trafficking
Department of Children and Families
Tyson Elliott
850-728-5559

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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Rescue and Restore Coalition
Website
Kirsten Widner
kwidner@emory.edu
404-712-1233

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Hawaii
Statewide (Guam and Saipan)
Hawaii Anti-Trafficking Task Force (HATTF)
Pacific Alliance to Stop Slavery (PASS)
info@traffickjamming.org
808-343-5056

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Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Regional Human Trafficking Task Force (CTTF)
Illinois Rescue and Restore Coalition-STOP-IT
Erin Knowles
erin_knowles@usc.salvationarmy.org
773-295-6233

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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Protection of Abused and Trafficked Humans (IPATH)
IPATH
Abigail Kuzma
abigail.kuzma@atg.in.gov
317-234-6843

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Iowa
Statewide           
The Network Against Human Trafficking (NAHT)    
NAHT 
Teresa Downing
downingterri@gmail.com
515-509-6436

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Kentucky
Statewide
Kentucky Rescue and Restore Coaliton
Website
Marissa Castellanos
mcatellanos@archlou.org
502-974-4947

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Louisiana
  
Statewide
Louisiana Human Trafficking Task Force
Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement
Mauicio Aguilar
metrofiles@yahoo.com
504-837-5400

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Maryland
Baltimore (Statewide)      
Maryland Human Trafficking Task Force   
Website           
Sidney Ford
mhttf.vsapac@gmail.com
410-262-2014                             

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Michigan
Statewide
Michigan Human Trafficking Task Force   
Website   
616-855-0796

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Minnesota
St. Paul
Gerald D. Vick St. Paul Human Trafficking Task Force      
Website      
sppd-vickhttaskforce@ci.stpaul.mn.us
651-266-5988

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Missouri
Columbia           
Central Missouri Stop Human Trafficking Coaliton            
Website   
Deb Hume
humed@missouri.edu
573-884-3757
Kansas City, Springfield, and Jefferson City
Human Trafficking Rescue Project- Western District of Missouri’s task force
Website
Cynthia Cordes
816-426-3122
St. Louis
St. Louis Human Trafficking Task Force
St. Louis Rescue and Restore Coalition
Noelle Collins
Noelle.Collins@usdoj.gov
314-539-7622

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Nevada
Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Human Trafficking Task Force   
Anti-trafficking League Against Slavery Task Force (ATLAS)
Lauren Hermosillo
Lauren_Hermosillo@usw.salvationarmy.org
702-649-8240 Ext. 230

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New Jersey
Statewide
New Jersey Human Trafficking Task Force
Website
Asha Vaghela
vaghelaa@njdcj.org
609-530-5183

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New Mexico
Statewide
New Mexico Rescue and Restore Coalition
New Mexico Organized Against Trafficking Humans (OATH)
Dr. Susan Travis
healthyworld@nm-oath.org
575-630-0015

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New York
Buffalo  
Western District of New York Human Trafficking Task Force and Alliance 
International Institute of Buffalo
Amy Fleischauer
afleischauer@iibuff.org
716-883-1900 Ext. 304
Long Island
Long Island Regional Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force
Suffolk County and Nassau County Police Departments
Detective Lieutenant Edward Reilly
reilledw@suffolkcountyny.gov
631-854-8535
New York City
New York Interagency Task Force on Human Trafficking (Statewide)
New York Anti Tafficking Coalition
contact@nownyc.org
212-627-9895

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North Carolina
Statewide
Pitt County North Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force
NC Stop Human Trafficking
Melissa Larson
252-902-2656

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New England
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
New England Coalition against Trafficking
The Trauma Center
Cynthia Kennedy
ckennedy@jri.org
617-232-1303

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Ohio
Cincinnati
End Slavery Cincinnati
YWCA   
Debbie Porter
escoordinator@ywcacin.org
513-361-2146
Cleveland
Cleveland Human Trafficking Task Force
Collaborative Initiative to End Human Trafficking
Karen Walsh
Collaborative_initiative@yahoo.com
440-356-2254
Columbus
Central Ohio Rescue and Restore Coalition
The Salvation Army
Trisha Smouse
trisha.smouse@use.salvationarmy.org
614-358-2614
Toledo
Lucas County Human Trafficking Coalition
LCHTCH
Celia Williamson
Cwillia4@UTNet.UToledo.edu
419-530-4084

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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City and Tulsa
Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans (OATH)
OATH
Mark Elam
markelam07@yahoo.com
918-855-1764

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Oregon
Portland
Oregon Human Trafficking Task Force
Website
Deputy Sheriff Keith Bickford
503-251-2479

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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Anti-Trafficking Coalition (PATC)
Covenant House Pennsylvania
Hugh Organ
horgan@covenanthousepa.org
215-951-5411 Ext. 2118

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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Second Life Chattanooga
Second Life Chattanooga      
Jerry Redman
jredman@secondlifechattanooga.org
423-994-4857
Knoxville
Community Coalition Against Trafficking
CCAT 
info@ccaht.org  
865-236-1046
Nashville
Nashville Rescue and Restore Coalition   
Website  
Colette Bercu
info@freeforlifeintl.org
1-888-335-8835

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Texas
Austin
Central Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking (CTCAHT)
CTCAHT
Kate Rocke
kate-st@sbcglobal.net
512-472-9472
Dallas, Fort Worth
North Texas Anti-Trafficking Task Force (NTATTF)
NTATTF
Kathleen Murray
Kathleen.murray@fortworthgov.org
817- 378-1531                                                                
El Paso             
El Paso Human Trafficking Task Force
El Paso Police Department
Jennifer R. Romero
-832-5429
Houston
Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance
Houston Rescue and Restore Coalition
Stephanie Webber,
sdweber12@comcast.net
713-306-0583
San Antonio (Bexar County)
South Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking (STCAHT)
Bexar County Human Trafficking Coalition
STCAHT
210-967-7082

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Vermont
Statewide
Coalition of Vermonters Against Slavery Today (COVAST)
COVAST
Liz Tedrick-Moutz
covast@live.com
802-864-0555 Ext. 18

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Virginia
Statewide
Virginia Coalition Against Human Trafficking (VCAHT)
VACHT
Michelle Rickert
michelle.c.rickert@gmail.com      

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Washington
Seattle
Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WASHACT)
WASHACT
Megan Bruno
206-684-8667                             

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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Federal Human Trafficking Task Force
Milwaukee Police Department and Department of Justice             
Tracy Johnson
tracy.johnson@usdoj.gov
414-297-1580

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