There are more people trapped in slavery today than ever before in human history. Most of the world knows NOTHING about the most significant human rights issue of its time. END IT Movement is a collective of everyday people united by the hope that we could put an end to slavery and human trafficking in our lifetime.
The End It Movement is representative of an effort fight for freedom. Someplace Safe, along with allies across the world, are doing the work, on the ground, everyday, to bring awareness, prevention, rescue, and restoration in the area of human trafficking and modern day slavery.
You can’t take a stand against something you don’t know exists. That’s why as END IT Movement, we focus our energy towards awakening the world to the fact that not only does slavery still exist, but that it’s more prevalent now than at any other time in history. It may seem like raising your voice isn’t doing enough, but as each of us comes alongside each other, we become a mighty roar calling culture’s attention to the scourge of human trafficking.
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Someplace Safe invites you to join in the “End It” Movement as well, in support of local and international victims and survivors of human trafficking and modern-day slavery. There are many ways that you may learn more about the End It Movement, and involve yourself in ending human trafficking and modern-day slavery:
Host a movie screening in your community to learn more about human trafficking • Schedule a presentation for your faith group • Organize a 5K / 10K to raise awareness • Talk to your local government representatives about human trafficking in your community • Host a dance-a-thon to raise money to support Someplace Safe or local programs that support youth • Write an article on human slavery issues happening around the globe • Host a day of pampering for survivors at your spa or salon • Encourage your company to look into your supply chain practices • Tell your school you're in it to end it by writing a paper on slavery • Host an event at your campus on 2/13/20 • Post flyers about 2/13/20 in your dorm or apartment • Bike in a race on behalf of Someplace Safe • Get your whole company to participate on shine a light on slavery day • Host a pancake social and donate the proceeds • Make and sell bracelets to raise awareness • Use red shoe polish to tag your car on shine a light on slavery day • Get a tattoo for freedom • Write a song in honor of the men, women and children trapped in slavery around the world • Host a book club reading a discuss books on the topic
For more information visit: https://enditmovement.com
Save the Date for the “Shine a Light on Slavery Day” on February 13, 2020.
You may also join Someplace Safe, and supporters and allies from across the world during “Shine a Light on Slavery Day” on February 13th. On this day, supporters and allies across the world will raise awareness for human trafficking and modern-day slavery by marking their hands with a red “X” and sharing it on social media.
Participating is easy! Simply mark your hand with a red "X" on February 13th. Snap a photo of your red "X" participation and post it on social media to help spread the word! Let your red "X" tell the world about the #ENDITMOVEMENT. Drawing a red "X" on your hand may seem simple at first, but you'll be amazed at the conversations it prompts with people in your everyday life!
The "Shine a Light on Slavery Day" is part of the “End It” Movement, a national effort to shine a light on human trafficking and modern-day slavery. The “End It” movement is comprised of a coalition of leading organizations around the world who are fighting for freedom, while bring awareness, prevention, rescue, and restoration to communities across the nation.
For more information visit: https://enditmovement.com/.
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