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Ending human trafficking begins with awareness
Ending human trafficking begins with awareness January is Human Trafficking Awareness month. Organizations, individuals, and advocates, including 10ThousandWindows, are working together to generate awareness about
Trafficking victims are at risk of suicide. Here’s how we’re responding.
Human trafficking survivors are at higher risk for suicide than the rest of the population. In the Philippines where 10ThousandWindows operates, this alarming trend is
16 survivors graduate from soft-skills training
At the end of August, 16 victims of human trafficking, violence, and exploitation successfully completed soft-skills training. 10ThousandWindows celebrated their success with a graduation ceremony.
Wildflowers book to feature stories of 10ThousandWindows survivors
“10ThousandWindows and the job readiness training helped me a lot because if I look back at my life before – it’s not the same. Before,
We’re hiring
10ThousandWindows is hiring! Are you the right person to join our team as the 10ThousandWindows Development Coordinator? The Development Coordinator will assist 10ThousandWindows’ Executive Director
5 Ways Your Generosity Sets Survivors Like Rose Up for Workplace Success
When Rose* stepped through the doorway of the 10ThousandWindows Philippines office, she was anxious and concerned about her future. After being trafficked for sex, her
What a good job really means for survivors
A good job is more than ‘just’ a job. For a survivor of human trafficking, violence, or exploitation, a good job is a window of
Reflecting Dignity, Empowerment, and Listening: Revising Success Metrics for 10ThousandWindows
Right now at 10ThousandWindows, we’re revising how we measure success in our work with survivors of violence and exploitation. To do this, we’re working with
From Labor Trafficking to a Stateside Internship
When Daniel received word that he’d been accepted for an internship in the United States, he could hardly believe his good fortune. And this time,