The Human, Earth Project
Fighting the global human trafficking crisis since 2013The Human,
Earth Project
Fighting the global human trafficking crisis since 2013
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‘The Human, Earth Project’ is a grassroots movement to raise awareness of the global human trafficking crisis, which affects every country on Earth.
Human trafficking is one of the world’s largest and most lucrative criminal industries, with an estimated 40.3 million victims (Global Slavery Index).
Awareness is the first crucial step towards tackling this monstrous issue.
Human trafficking, as seen in the media, is often very inaccessible, oversimplified, and statistical.
‘The Human, Earth Project’ gives a far more personal and nuanced insight into the complex realities of human trafficking.
Our founder’s personal connections give our work an exceptional strength, while his investigation shows that we as individuals are not powerless against human trafficking.
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May update
It's been some time since I've written, and I have some really exciting news for you today. As you know, I've been busy writing the story behind our multi-award-winning 'Sisters for Sale' documentary. The first part of that story, 'Every Stranger's Eyes', was released...
March update
How quickly everything turned around. Earlier this month, we partnered with a European organisation who planned to host a series of 'Sisters for Sale' documentary screenings. Our screening planned for the United Nations' largest annual gathering on women's rights, in...
February update
Today we have an update on our new podcast, a special February offer, and four new 'Sisters for Sale' film screenings in Bali, New York, Sydney, and New Jersey! It's seven years this week since I started working full-time on 'The Human, Earth Project'. It's been a...
“Thank you for your courage, your tenacity, and your willingness to do something beyond just talk about the tragedy that is human trafficking – I applaud you.”
– Donnie Featherston, supporter
“We all thank you for making this world a better place.”
– Arash Bahremand, supporter