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Our mission is to end human trafficking by creating pathways to safe employment, empowering women and girls to break cycles of slavery in their families and communities.

🎉 We’re honored to share that Nomi Network has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Orchid Giving Circle which partners...
08/30/2026

🎉 We’re honored to share that Nomi Network has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Orchid Giving Circle which partners with the Communities Foundation of Texas!

This grant will directly support our Dallas Youth Workforce Development Program — helping young survivors and opportunity youth across North Texas build safe, sustainable pathways to economic independence. It also fuels our work to expand awareness and services for the North Texas Asian community, a population too often overlooked in conversations about trafficking prevention and survivor support.

Thank you to the Orchid Giving Circle and Communities Foundation of Texas for investing in our mission and in the resilience of the youth we serve. 💛

WorkforceDevelopment

At 25, Mara was weighing a decision that would shape her future. Deciding to leave Cambodia in search of work in Thailan...
08/13/2026

At 25, Mara was weighing a decision that would shape her future. Deciding to leave Cambodia in search of work in Thailand or to find a way to build a safe, stable future closer to home.

She had just finished her studies and wanted nothing more than to support her family, but with few opportunities nearby, migration felt like the only option. But the risk of exploitation was real.

Everything shifted when Mara joined Nomi Network’s Workforce Development Program in her village. She started out quiet, listening more than speaking. With the emphasis on program participation and encouragement from the group, she began asking questions, sharing ideas, and stepping into the space, experiencing small leadership moments she never would have imagined.

Today, Mara works at an electric cable factory in Cambodia and has been promoted to an administrative role. She earns around $204 a month and saves 10% of it. She travels home on weekends, and women in her community now come to her for guidance… the same guidance she once needed herself.

Milan was 10 when her parents withdrew her from school, and even as her education ended, her dream of returning to schoo...
08/06/2026

Milan was 10 when her parents withdrew her from school, and even as her education ended, her dream of returning to school stayed with her.

She got married young and became a mother at nineteen, and for years her world stayed limited to home and family until her son started school and she began stepping outside more. A friendship she made while dropping him off encouraged her to think again about her own future. When she learned about the Nomi Network Workforce Development Program, she applied, leaving her children with her parents so she could focus on the sessions.

She often wondered if she could still finish her education. She heard about a former participant who went back to school at night and realized her dream was still possible. Through sessions on self-awareness and well-being, and the comfort of other women’s shared experiences, Milan slowly began rebuilding her confidence.

Today, she is continuing her education and starting a tailoring business to support her family. As Milan says, “I will try again, and I will stand on my own feet.”

Today is the day. Every Step Toward Freedom comes to a close and we don't want you to miss your moment to be part of it....
07/30/2026

Today is the day.

Every Step Toward Freedom comes to a close and we don't want you to miss your moment to be part of it.

This July, our community showed up. Runners logged miles. Donors gave. People shared, dedicated steps, and refused to look away from human trafficking. Every single action added up to real momentum toward economic opportunity for women and girls.

If you haven't stepped in yet, there's still time. Give, pledge a mile, or just share this post, as every step counts right up until the very last one.

Let's take one more step together 💙

Link in bio to donate, pledge, or fundraise.

https://tinyurl.com/3hwwdnyp

Human trafficking doesn't always start with kidnapping. Most often, it starts with vulnerability, especially when people...
07/30/2026

Human trafficking doesn't always start with kidnapping. Most often, it starts with vulnerability, especially when people have no access to safe income, no employable skills, no way to say no to a bad situation. This is why prevention matters as much as rescue. When women and girls have real pathways to economic independence, traffickers lose their leverage before it's ever used.

"I am brave now. I am able to make decisions now." — Mamuni, Workforce Development Program participant, Odisha, India

This is what prevention looks like in practice. Not just awareness, but agency.
Today, July 30, is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, established by the United Nations in 2013 to raise awareness of trafficking victims and protect their rights. This year's theme, "Trapped Behind the Scam," draws attention to a fast-growing form of exploitation, people deceived by job offers and forced into online fraud operations.

Prevention requires more than responding after exploitation occurs. It requires safe employment. Fair wages. Education. Economic opportunity, before vulnerability becomes exploitation.

Human trafficking reaches every region, evolves with technology, and thrives wherever vulnerability goes unaddressed, and this is exactly why we believe economic opportunity is one of the most powerful tools we have to prevent it.

Every step, every dollar, every share brings us closer to a world where economic vulnerability no longer leaves women and girls exposed.

She once believed no one in the world suffered more than she did. Today, she’s building a business she plans to grow acr...
07/28/2026

She once believed no one in the world suffered more than she did. Today, she’s building a business she plans to grow across her community.

In Cambodia, Thong survived a marriage marked by debt, betrayal, and isolation. After her divorce, she was left with no income, unsure she could go on.

Then she joined Nomi Network’s Workforce Development program. Through life skills training, she connected with other women who shared her experiences and, for the first time, found the words to speak about her pain. Realizing she wasn't alone allowed her to heal and embrace a brighter future. With technical training in poultry care, Thong transformed a survival activity into a sustainable livelihood.

Today, she saves $35 a month and dreams of expanding her business to supply her entire community.

This is freedom. Help more women like Thong find their path forward.
Pledge your miles for her. Donate to her. Share her story.
https://l1nq.com/cshbuob

We had an incredible morning for our Every Step Toward Freedom campaign in recognition of World Day Against Trafficking ...
07/27/2026

We had an incredible morning for our Every Step Toward Freedom campaign in recognition of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons!

More than 70 runners and walkers joined ZFT Run Club and Nomi Network in downtown Houston to raise awareness and stand in solidarity with survivors of human trafficking. It was inspiring to see our community come together with a shared commitment to ending human trafficking.

A heartfelt thank you to ZFT Run Club - Houston for partnering with us and bringing the Houston running community together for this meaningful event. We are also grateful to McCray and Street Grace for showing up in solidarity and for their continued leadership in the fight against human trafficking here in Houston. Together, we are stronger.

Every step counts. Every mile matters.

There is still time to make an impact!

Support the Every Step Toward Freedom campaign by making a donation. The link is in the bio.

Every gift helps create pathways to safety, economic opportunity, and freedom for survivor.

Houston StreetGrace

Jade was a single mother of four struggling with unemployment when she entered the Nomi Network program.Despite having w...
07/23/2026

Jade was a single mother of four struggling with unemployment when she entered the Nomi Network program.

Despite having work experience and natural leadership, the barriers she faced had left her uncertain about her future. Three years of unemployment had eroded her confidence, and job-seeking started to feel overwhelming; it almost felt out of reach.

With consistent support, Jade started rebuilding, step by step. She strengthened her digital literacy, sharpened her interview skills, and worked toward a career path built around her family’s stability. When challenges came up, she did not back down; she advocated for herself, asked for help, and found her way through. Today, she is working and on her way to earn her GED.

Her journey reflects how barriers can turn possibilities into distant goals, and how the right guidance can bring them back into reach. All it takes is patience, respect, and the right support.

This is freedom. To move from uncertainty to stability, from self-doubt to self-advocacy.

You can make that possible for more women like Jade.

Run for her. Donate in her honor. Share her story. Link in bio.

Impact July25 EndHumanTrafficking TogetherWeCan Change Impact NomiNetwork

Human trafficking is not an isolated crime committed by a single perpetrator against a single victim. It is a systematic...
07/23/2026

Human trafficking is not an isolated crime committed by a single perpetrator against a single victim. It is a systematic network organized across local, national, and international borders.

What makes this network possible? Economic vulnerability. When women and girls lack access to safe income and stable work, they become targets for a system built to exploit that gap.

That's why on July 25th, we are moving with ZFT Run Club in Houston as part of Every Step Toward Freedom. 🏃‍♀️

Nomi Network works at the intersection of anti-trafficking and economic development, working with women on workforce skills, safe employment, and safe migration. When economic vulnerability decreases, trafficking risk decreases.

Every mile you run this July moves that number in the right direction. Join us.
Here's how your miles make a difference:

Date: Saturday, July 25
Time: 8:00 AM
Location: 2920 Riverby Rd Houston, TX 77020

Every mile moved is a step toward workforce readiness training, job placement, and employer partnerships that create pathways from vulnerability to stability.
Join us in Houston on July 25, or move with us wherever you are.

Please use the pledge form to let us know you are joining us on Saturday

https://l1nq.com/zpzfkcj

The whistle has blown. ⚽A month ago, we launched Play Fair. Live Free, and asked our community to look beyond the scoreb...
07/22/2026

The whistle has blown. ⚽

A month ago, we launched Play Fair. Live Free, and asked our community to look beyond the scoreboard and see the people who needed to be seen.

You showed up. You shared, learned and gave. And that matters.

The World Cup is over, but our work is not.

Safe jobs change lives, and that's true long after the final whistle. Everything we built this season is a step in a longer journey.

To everyone who was part of this campaign, thank you. You played fair. 💙

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3026 Mockingbird Lane # 102
Dallas, TX
75205

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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