Featuring photography by survivors of human trafficking. 
Maryse’s Story
Forced to be a soldier at the age of 8, Maryse* survived the early loss of freedom, family, and a bullet wound and is thriving today, thanks to the help of EverFree’s aftercare & empowerment programs.
Zoe’s Story
Believing her whole life that she was an orphan, a survivor reunites with her mother thanks to the persistence of an incredible case manager.
The Survivor Lens Launch: November 4, 2023
EverFree’s 2023 Art Tour: The Survivor Lens
Focusing on freedom as survivors define it, EverFree’s 2023 Art Tour features photography and poetry created by survivors of human trafficking in Uganda, the Philippines, and the USA.
Art Tour 2023
EverFree’s 2023 Art Tour: The Survivor Lens
Focusing on freedom as survivors define it, EverFree’s 2023 Art Tour features photography and poetry created by survivors of human trafficking in Uganda, the Philippines, and the USA.
January 2023 is Human Trafficking Awareness Month
There is no better time than during Human Trafficking Awareness Month to educate ourselves, deepen our understanding of this crime, and spread the word with our families, friends, and communities.
EverFree receives commendation at the Data to Disrupt Trafficking Awards
On October 27th, STOP THE TRAFFIK’s Data to Disrupt Trafficking Awards recognized EverFree’s work to disrupt trafficking “through a lived experience-led initiative”.
Highlighting Prevention Advocate: Stacey Fitzgerald
“Although the goal is daunting, I am dedicated to be a part of the solution.” Learn about what drives Prevention Advocate Stacey Fitzgerald in getting involved with EverFree.
Reflections on Filipino-American History Month: Learning from Filipino Trafficking Survivors
As we continue our conversations past Filipino-American History Month, let’s work to bring awareness to Filipino trafficking survivors and resources for prevention. Here are a few ways to get started.
3 tips to keep your halloween free of human trafficking
Halloween is busy and zany and chaotic as is without even beginning to worry whether your chocolate is tainted by child labor.
We’ve pulled together three simple tips to keep your halloween free of trafficking.
Justice Delivered: Ella’s Story
← Back to Stories 16-year-old Ella believed she would be on her way to a promising job opportunity. A neighbor persuaded her to accept a well-paying job in Kampala. She even gave Ella money and a phone and insisted on helping her get from their town to the city. As the eldest of 4 siblings, […]
