Street Grace
Street Grace is one of the pioneers in the human trafficking “space” — a $290 million illegal industry in major US cities.
Street Grace is a faith-driven organization collaborating with faith, business and community leaders providing a comprehensive path to end the sexual exploitation of minors (CSEC). CSEC involves the recruitment, harboring, transportation, and/or the obtaining of a child under the age of 18 for the purpose of a commercial sex act.
Street Grace mobilizes community resources – financial, human, and material – to fight CSEC through prevention, protection, policy and pursuit.
Atlanta Redemption Ink
Atlanta Redemption Ink’s mission is to transform painful reminders of the past into symbols of hope. We provide support services, tattoo removals, and cover-ups to survivors of sex trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation, self-harm, addiction, and former gang involvement, nationally. In addition, we train communities on Iconography and from a lived experience perspective as a survivor-led nonprofit organization.
Looking to delve deeper into the topic of human trafficking? Explore this curated selection of books and documentaries that shed light on the commercial sex industry.
- Violated by Sarah Wilson
- Stolen by Katariina Rosenblatt & Cecil Murphey
- Girls Like Us by Rachel Lloyd
- Not For Sale by David Batstone
- Paid For: My Journey through Prostitution by Rachel Moran
- The White Umbrella by Mary Frances Bowley
- In Our Backyard by Nita Belles
- A League of Dangerous Women by Mary Frances Bowley
- The Johns by Victor Malarek
- Rescuing Hope by Susan Norris
- Operation Toussaint by Tim Ballard
- Made in the USA by Alisa Jordheim
- The Slave Across the Street by Theresa Flores