Internet Debate on Bears
An intense trend has been making waves on social media,…
4 Approaches to Anti-Trafficking Work
Did you know that there are different approaches to addressing…
Adulting | Reflections from Love146’s Director of Development
by Ramona MacIntyre | Director of Development April 2024 My…
A Story In Survivor Care: You Can Stand Under My Umbrella
by An Anonymous Love146 Survivor Care Staff April 2024 This…
Demanding Justice for Jeffrey Epstein’s Victims
When federal agents kicked in the door of Jeffrey Epstein’s 21,000 square-foot New York City mansion it was a big first step for justice for Epstein’s victims.
The lunch table, burnout, and “team-building” — my time with an organizational culture done differently
On my first day at work at Love146 a colleague…
We Type Them Up: A Father’s Day Memory
“My father, now 89 years old with Alzheimer’s Disease, can’t recall my name. But my memories of him from my early years are more vivid today than ever— including what he taught me by example about being a father, and how I see a similar approach in how Love146 cares for children.”
A new currency for teens – a powerful tool for traffickers.
Kik’s new virtual money increases risk for teenagers online.
It Still Haunts Me
A few weeks ago we brought a young boy into our care at the White Home for boys in the Philippines. He was removed from a situation of exploitation with other children for an international cyber-porn operation. The perpetrators have been arrested. The good news is that he is now safe and beginning his long road of recovery.
Child Safety in the Age of Apps
While law enforcement wrestles the tech industry over encryption and privacy rights, what’s a parent to do?
My Back Pages
An inside peek behind “adult” advertising
We got the call on a Tuesday afternoon…
A survivor learned enough of the warning signs to seek help, and a community mobilized quickly to help keep her safe.
Connecticut Survivor Care: The Nitty Gritty
“I met him at the mall… I met him at…
“Thank You for Giving Us Hope”: The Voices of Children
“Thank you for giving me shoes.” “Thank you for giving…
“I will rise above poverty, and continue to dream big”: Amplifying the Voices of Children
“We are the world’s children. We are the victims of…
