Modern Abolitionist Coalition

02/21/2019

Come out to the student center to help us raise awareness about human trafficking! Get your photo taken by our photographer and post your pic to help us

11/16/2018

A Multi-Factorial Practical Approach University of Houston Hobby School for Public Affairs UHLC Center Center for U.S and Mexican Law

10/10/2018

Hey everyone! We are finally re-registered and ready to get going this semester. Our first general meeting will be this coming Monday, October 15th at 5:30 PM. The location is still pending, but bring a friend and we will see you there!

04/26/2018

04/24/2018

Last week, MAC hosted an incredible event to help raise awareness about human trafficking. A huge thank you goes out to UH Center for Student Involvement and UH WGRC for making this event happen. Watch our recap:

The University of Houston hosted its own End It Movement campaign on April 17th, 2018. Students came to learn about human trafficking, connect with volunteer...

04/21/2018

We’re here at Free the Captives' Freedom Fest & 5K helping raise awareness about human trafficking! Kids at our booth get to be heroes and take out super villains- a beautiful picture of how awareness fights against traffickers.

04/17/2018

We’re here in the student center and we’re here to ! Learn about human trafficking, snap a photo, and get a free t-shirt until 2!

04/13/2018

Backpage pleaded GUILTY to human trafficking. Its CEO, Carl Ferrer, pleaded GUILTY to money laundering. Thousands of people were trafficked on Backpage, but no more. No more.

“As the largest online s*x trafficking marketplace in the world, Backpage facilitated the s*x trafficking of innocent women and children through sites it ran for 943 locations in 97 countries and 17 languages. It was involved in 73 percent of all child trafficking cases reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.”

The company Backpage.com pleaded guilty to human trafficking in Texas on Thursday and its CEO, Carl Ferrer, has pleaded guilty to money laundering, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Office said in a statement Thursday.