On June 19, 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was first passed, 250,000 slaves in Texas finally learned they were free. Juneteenth, or what many refer to as America’s other Independence Day, commemorates the…

We've compiled resources from Black leaders and community partners here, including tips for talking about race and racial justice with kids, how to practice “non-optical allyship,” and organizations like Be the Bridge, whose mission is…

Allies Against Slavery introduced Lighthouse to equip professionals with a tool to identify victims of human trafficking within vulnerable populations. Lighthouse can help identify the signs of trauma and adverse experiences that are prevalent among…

COVID is a rapidly evolving situation, creating uncertainty for victims and survivors of human trafficking. What we do know is that home isn’t a safe place for everyone, and many are stuck at home with…

What does it look like to hope in the midst of crisis? This is not an intellectual exercise. Hear from Allies' President & CEO on how our team is staying focused on our mission, with…