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One-third of U.S. trafficking victims saved by actions of “regular citizens.”
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Tom Davis
Writing on the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Kirsten Powers reminds us of the unseen prevalence of slavery in the United States. And, sadly, points out the very limited resources being devoted to preventing and ending human trafficking in this country. Consider that: > “Today an…
Student film brings claymation perspective to water crisis [VIDEO]
By
Tom Davis
You’ve probably heard that 1 billion people lack access to clean water. But like all statistics, they lack a certain perspective. Statistics can de-humanize a problem, hurling it into the realm of mathematics and numbers. This short student film does an excellent job of humanizing the world water crisis through its creative use of alternating…
Labor camps, torture, death.
By
Tom Davis
Last night this came across my Twitter… @charlestlee Heart-broken by the news that the 31 North Korean refugees in China were sent back to NK. Hate injustice. Prayers go out to them. For some background, “On February 2012, 30 North Korean refugees were arrested in China after escaping from North Korea. The Chinese government plans to…
Last chance to get your HopeChest T-Shirt
By
Tom Davis
This weekend is your last chance to get a HopeChest T-Shirt. We’re down to the final hours and want to make sure that you don’t miss this opportunity. [BUY YOUR SHIRT TODAY] HopeChest t-shirts make great gifts for Easter, graduation, Father’s Day, or just because. Each purchase provides food for orphans in Haiti, helps survivors…
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