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EVENforONE ➡️ Creating pathways to freedom.
1️⃣Advocacy 2️⃣Tech 3️⃣Education

Our mission is to unite the counter trafficking movement & remove barriers to restoration for survivors of human trafficking through innovative technology, education & advocacy.

06/18/2026

Did you know?
Some men said they bought because family members did too--in a report on s3x buying behaviours.

Some beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours are passed down without ever being questioned.
Sometimes it's a comment, joke, a lesson about what it means to "be a man," or a message about girls/women, power, entitlement, or s3x.
Some people grow up hearing these messages so they begin to feel normal. But not everything we inherit serves us.
Breaking generational cycles often begins with a simple realization: "This is what I learned... but it doesn't have to continue."

It can look like:
🛑 challenging a harmful "normal"
🗣️ having conversations previous generations never had
🫶 choosing accountability where silence once existed
❤️‍🩹 repairing harm instead of repeating it
🤝 seeking support so the next generation inherits something better

This work often happens quietly, slowly and imperfectly.
One generation can pass down harm, but one generation can stop it. And build something better.

06/15/2026

Many buyers assume they are buying s3x from consenting people.
Limited awareness of exploitation is common.

Did you know? Coercion, manipulation, and fraud make informed consent impossible.
If exploitation is hidden, assumptions become dangerous.

Understand how exploitation works.
Don’t buy exploitation.

06/11/2026

"Many buyers expressed resentment toward women or entitlement, rooted in past disappointments."
This insight comes from a report titled Understanding S*x Buyer Behavior prepared by Arizona State University.

While some men may experience these feelings, healthy masculinity is grounded in respect, empathy, accountability, and equality. Personal hurt is never an excuse to exploit or purchase another human being.

Ending trafficking requires challenging the attitudes and beliefs that fuel demand.


Data source: https://tinyurl.com/4y94je9e

06/09/2026

Bill S-235 is an incredibly important bill. It would improve how Canada responds to human trafficking.
Right now, our response is fragmented across provinces and systems. That means uneven prevention, uneven supports, and uneven accountability.
This bill would push for a consistent national approach, regular public reporting, and stronger accountability on what’s actually working.
It would make sure survivors and frontline voices are integral to shaping the response, and not left out or tokenized.
Nothing about us, without us.

06/09/2026

Note: Boys and gender-diverse people can and are also victims, while girls and gender-diverse people can also be predators.
The point is, let's focus more on preventing exploitative behaviour.

06/01/2026

One of the early threads in this report is hard to miss: exploitation doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It is shaped by DEMAND and by the BUYERS who create and sustain it.

Demand doesn’t appear out of nowhere. It's enabled by long-standing, deeply rooted systems that normalize entitlement, minimize harm, and repeatedly fail to confront misogyny at its roots.

Do you feel the rumble of dissent, of anger and change? I'm seeing many women (and some allied men) naming, clearly and loudly, what has been dismissed for generations: the patterns are not accidental and they are NOT harmless.

What system enabled 3 boys who, as a group, r*ped two different girls on two separate occasions, film and distribute the footage to get off with next to NO consequences? This incident isn't isolated or abnormal. Only when enough attention is drawn to these cases do judicial decisions get overturned. What about the MANY cases that don't receive worldwide attention?

If we’re serious about prevention, we have to be willing to name demand, confront the buyers behind it, and examine the systems that continue to make both invisible.

More soon as we translate this report.

Check out this report here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P2IYbIZplFakNdCT-MXAn_5SPR5RjLDG/view?usp=drive_link

05/28/2026

We're a few days late getting this post out, but the message is still just as important:

Let's think and act BEFORE the crisis, because missing children stories usually start beforehand.

Maybe that youth is fleeing violence, instability, neglect, or isolation. Maybe they're being groomed, manipulated, or pulled into exploitation through promises of love, belonging, safety, or support.

You can look for vulnerability in everyday moments:
- a student withdrawing,
- a young person searching for connection online,
- someone feeling unseen, unsupported, or unsafe.

Prevention starts with trusted relationships.
With conversations.
With adults paying attention.
With communities creating spaces where youth feel safe, valued, and connected.

On International Missing Children’s Day, we remember that awareness matters, and connection matters too.

Learn the signs.
Talk to the youth in your life.
Stay connected. Stay present. 💜

Graduation season will be here soon, and many Grade 12 students are stepping into new seasons of independence. It's an e...
05/25/2026

Graduation season will be here soon, and many Grade 12 students are stepping into new seasons of independence.

It's an exciting transition! It’s also a time when vulnerability can shift.

Traffickers often target places where young people are adjusting to new environments including university towns/cities, campuses, parties, and online spaces, building trust before exploitation.

Awareness isn’t about fear. It’s about protection through knowledge.
If you haven't talked to your grad about trafficking, now is the time to do so!

05/25/2026

June is National Internet Safety Month, and we want every parent to feel equipped to navigate an ever-changing digital world. Join us on Thursday, June 11 at 12:00 PM CT for a free live webinar, Protecting Children in a Digital World.

Lindsey Lane, Jason Lundquist, Victor Boutros, and Josiah Crum are members of the HTI team with deep expertise in child protection and are also parents raising kids of their own. They'll share what they know about keeping children safer online, from social media risks to gaming platforms to emerging threats like sextortion and AI. This is a conversation every parent deserves to be part of.

Register today: https://traffickinginstitute.org/protecting-children-in-a-digital-world-webinar/

05/21/2026

Safer systems are a design choice.

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