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We’re working to create a world that is consistent with our name, where no person is bought, sold, or exploited.

Every day in America tens of thousands of people are trafficked and sexually exploited. Millions more are bought, sold, and exploited worldwide. After decades of extraordinary political, economic, and social progress, why are so many people still being purchased like products?

World Without Exploitation was created to confront that question. Our movement was born of a series of conversations among exploitation and trafficking survivors, human rights and gender justice advocates, artists, activists, and direct service providers. We’re united in the belief that we won’t end exploitation until we confront its root causes. We know that an injustice that goes unseen is an injustice that goes unchallenged. And challenging a world in which human beings are being trafficked and exploited is what World Without Exploitation is all about.

Change is a chorus, not a solo: Meet our team.

World Without Exploitation isn’t just a campaign – it’s a community of organizations and individuals who share a vision and seek to leverage our unique skills and different backgrounds in the fight to end human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

History shows us that lasting social and legal change occurs when many people – often very different people – come together on behalf of a shared goal. We may not always agree on tactics or solutions, but we do agree passionately on the importance of debate, dialogue, and finding common ground in order to create political and cultural change. That’s why we’re committed to engaging people from a broad range of disciplines and sectors in our fight for an exploitation-free world.

World Without Exploitation was founded in 2016 by Coalition Against Trafficking in Women,  Demand Abolition, National Organization for Women/New York State, Sanctuary for Families, Survivors for Solutions, and The Voices and Faces Project.

Founding Co-Chairs

Executive Council

  • Vednita Carter
  • Estela de los Rios
  • Cristian Eduardo
  • Rachel Foster
  • Lauren Hersh
  • Ane Mathieson
  • Audrey Morrissey
  • Sonia Ossorio
  • Peter Qualliotine
  • Anne K. Ream
  • Shea Rhodes

      Member organizations

      A Call to Men
      AATN
      Abiferrin
      Abolition Ohio
      Alabaster Jar
      Amirah
      Art Works for Change
      Artworks for Freedom
      Avery Center
      Awaken
      BEST
      Badala
      Bergen Family Center
      Black Women's Blueprint
      Breaking Free
      Breaking the Silence Together
      Bronx Christian
      CAASE
      CATW
      CJR
      CSA
      CSE
      California Against Slavery
      Carter Center
      Center for Hope and Safety
      Centered Therapy Chicago
      Child's World America
      Courtney's
      Covenant House
      Crittenton
      Crossing Point Arts
      Culture Reframed
      Darling Princess
      Dawn's Place
      Demand Abolition
      Dreamcatcher
      ECPAT
      EP Cares
      EVA
      Enc Stop Human Trafficking Now
      Ending the Game
      Equality Now
      Exodus Cry
      Faithful Love
      Families Against Sex Trafficking
      Family Partnership
      Free To Thrive
      Freedom From Exploitation
      Friends of Farmworkers
      Gender Violence Institute
      Generate Hope
      Global Centurion
      Graham
      HEAT
      HOPE
      HOPE SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTER
      Haven ATL
      Healing to Action
      Her Song
      Hidden Treasures
      I'll Go First
      I5 Freedom Network
      JCAST
      Jewish Council Public Affairs
      La Maestra Community Health Centers
      Legal Momentum
      Let My People Go
      Lifeway
      Lifeway Network
      Lift
      Lotus
      Lynn's Warriors
      Men Can Stop Rape
      Met Council
      Mission Kids
      More Too Life
      My Life My Choice
      NCYL
      National Center of Sexual Exploitation
      National Council of Jouvenile and Family Court Judges
      Nest
      New Abolitionists
      New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
      New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking
      New York Legal Assistance Group
      Now
      Ny State Anti-Trafficking
      OPS
      PASS
      PEHT
      Pathfinders
      Poetic
      Project Moses
      Project Protect Our Children
      Prostitution Research & Education
      RIA House