Learn About Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
November is Native American Heritage Month in the United States. Honor this month by learning about how human and labor trafficking affects Native American communities, particularly women.
EPIK
http://www.epikproject.orgHistory
EPIK seeks to engage men in two simple but critical ways: We teach men how to leverage their influence for change and we make a way for men to champion the front-line work of victim restoration.
Mission
Our [EPIK's] mission is to engage 100,000 men and end the demand for prostituted kids in America by 2020. To put it simply: EPIK exists to bring men to the fight.
- Contact Information:
- 1302 Southeast Ankeny Street
- Portland, Oregon 97214
- United States
- Active In: United States
- Forms of Abolition:
- Awareness
- Forms of Slavery:
- Sex Trafficking
- Tel: 360-601-4875
- Email: tomas@epikproject.org
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A Door of Hope in the Cycle of Exploitation
A young girl is given a job offer that seems too good to be true. It is. She ends up exploited. She is rescued, and placed in an emergency aftercare shelter.