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YEARS OLD
AVERAGE AGE A CHILD ENTERS SEX TRAFFICKING |
THOUSAND
PEOPLE INVOLVED IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE U.S. |
BILLION DOLLARS
HUMAN TRAFFICKING INDUSTRY IN THE U.S. |
Awareness ties us all together.
Be aware.
Use the resources below to get help, give help and support the cause.
Be aware.
Use the resources below to get help, give help and support the cause.
THE GUIDE
Use this guide to get help & give help.
Share the guide to show your support.
Share the guide to show your support.
THE AWARDS
The Awearness Awards™
provide recognition and funds
for those who set the gold standard
in positive social impact.
We are honored to recognize
leaders in positive social impact.
provide recognition and funds
for those who set the gold standard
in positive social impact.
We are honored to recognize
leaders in positive social impact.
THE FILM
If you haven't seen the film UNSEEN yet, you're missing out on a valuable safety lesson regarding social media and human trafficking. We have the honor to share this eye-opening short film directed by Elizabeth Blake-Thomas here on Awearness Ties and can't recommend it enough. Up for awards consideration, UNSEEN highlights the events leading up to being trafficked and how easy this can happen to anyone, rather than focusing on what happens after you're trafficked. Due to this, there are no graphic images shown, making this film the perfect educational tool for children especially. The film is recommended for ages 10 and up.
Inspired by true events, UNSEEN follows the story of a small-town girl (Rhyon Nicole Brown) as she makes a simple social media mistake, leading her down a dangerous path, never to be seen again; bringing into light the role technology plays in the facilitation of human trafficking and child exploitation.
THE TIE
Wear the Human Trafficking Awearness Tie™.
It's the official symbol of support
for taking a stand against human trafficking.
Show your support as an individual
or as an organization.
It's the official symbol of support
for taking a stand against human trafficking.
Show your support as an individual
or as an organization.
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NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING DAY
JANUARY 11
Remember to wear your blue tie
as the official symbol of support
for human trafficking awareness.
Remember to wear your blue tie
as the official symbol of support
for human trafficking awareness.
