Freedom Network USA

Written on 01 June 2023.

FNUSA LOGO Freedom Network USA is the largest coalition working on human trafficking in the United States. The network convenes survivors, legal and social service providers, researchers, and expert consultants to engage in advocacy, training and technical assistance, and increase the capacity of the anti-trafficking movement. Their work is focused on prevention and addressing human trafficking. They work on housing access, improving services, narrative change, sex worker rights collaboration, policy change (TVPA Reauthorization), and more.

Contact details:

Address: 712 H St NE, Ste 1667, Washington, DC 20002

Telf: +1 202-768-7338

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Website: www.freedomnetworkusa.org

Fundación Mujer y Mujer

Written on 01 June 2023.

logo MyM Mujer & Mujer is a leading organization in humanitarian assistance in the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, with a particular emphasis of his work on the care of women, LGBTIQ+ population and GBV survivors. They work for the enjoyment of rights and the critical exercise of the citizenship of historically excluded groups, especially women and LGBTIQ+ people, making their realities visible and articulating advocacy actions and humanitarian assistance with national and international networks to enhance their leadership and empower them in the construction of societies free of discrimination and violence.

Contact details:

Address: Esmeraldas 901 y Av. 9 de Octubre

Telf: (+593) 04 601 0300 / (+593) 093 9141 902

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Website: www.mujerymujer.org.ec

"No more Elisas Martinez", 28 years of work for the recognition of the rights of sex workers in Mexico

Written on 28 May 2023.

brigada callejera EN 2

Brigada Callejera de Apoyo a la Mujer "E.M.A.C" is a GAATW member in Mexico. Vivian Cartagena from the GAATW Secretariat conducted this interview with the organisation’s programme coordinators, Rosa Icela Madrid and Ricardo Guerrero, in May 2023 to better understand their work, history and context. The interview was condcuted in Spanish and translated into English; it was reviewed and supplemented with the participation of Elvira Madrid Romero, President of Brigada Callejera de Apoyo a la Mujer, E.M. A.C.

Leer la entrevista en español aquí.

Promoting the livelihood of persons with disabilities and of women in the Ganjam district: A journey towards sustainability

Written on 04 May 2023.

AAINA EN 1

AAINA is a civil society organisation based in Odisha, India that promotes the rights of children, women and people with disabilities through community intervention and policy advocacy. Vivian from the GAATW International Secretariat interviewed Dillip Biswal, Director of Programs of AAINA, to better understand the organisation's work, history, and context of their current work.

It has been 26 years of struggle to include the issue of human trafficking in the human rights agendas and to build a culture of support for the survivors of this crime

Written on 03 May 2023.

ASBRAD EN 2

Leer la entrevista en español aquí.

ASBRAD is a civil society organisation based in Brazil, a member of GAATW for 18 years. Vivian from the GAATW International Secretariat interviewed Dalila Figueiredo, Founder and President of ASBRAD, in April 2023 to better understand the organisation's work, history, and context. The original interview was in Spanish and translated into English.