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We work to end child trafficking, and here are 5 Disney Princesses we’d be kinda worried about.
Our team recently had a quick but entertaining conversation about how we might work with different Disney Princesses! So, here are 5 Disney Princesses we’re kinda worried about, and what we would do to support them if they were referred to Love146.
Over the next 5 years, Love146 will significantly expand prevention education in Denver and Milwaukee.
Wisconsin & Colorado were already two of the more than…
6 Years of #MeToo: Honoring Progress and Recognizing What’s Left
It seems like every few weeks, more and more people…
I Want to Do More Than Educate and Fundraise – I’m Ready To Save Victims And Kick Traffickers In The Face
At Love146, we often encounter individuals who are deeply moved…
The 2023 Love in Action Awardees
Our 2023 Awardees are Aria Flood, Legacy Soccer, The Neikerk Family and Salem Lutheran Church, Samara Negrin, and Sharon Knechtle and Pura Vida for Children. They have sustained and encouraged our efforts to help end the trafficking and exploitation of children. 10 years ago we created our “Love in Action” award, for people who – from their unique vocation or passions, have taken inspiring action to further our mission.
Don’t be afraid anymore 💪
Recently, we asked children in our Survivor Care program what…
Ways Your Holiday Season Can Support Love146’s Work Ending Child Trafficking
Here are a few ways you can help end child exploitation and spread holiday cheer to those you love.
1 minute videos that will change your day…
The children in our care are not voiceless. Translated from their language, tagalog, the words in these videos below are directly from the boys and girls in our care in the Philippines. There is no silver lining to being trafficked or exploited, but there is a shining resilience in humanity that refuses to be extinguished.
This Labor Day, knowing your rights is still important.
Labor Day was created by the labor movement in the…
How this youth soccer club is helping end trafficking.
Recently, a youth soccer club in Houston decided that instead of featuring a sponsor, they would put the name “Love146” on the front of their jerseys. Hundreds of young people will be representing this cause, spreading awareness, and supporting solutions to end child trafficking. Legacy Soccer Club has a huge focus on building character and players who make a significant impact on their local community and beyond.
5 things to look for in anti-trafficking organizations
At Love146, we’re often asked, “What should I look for…
“Justice” for victims of R. Kelly and Ghislaine Maxwell
((Trigger warning)) On Tuesday, Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to 20…
Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison on 5 charges related to minor sex trafficking.
Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison for being found guilty on five of six counts related to her partnership with Jeffrey Epstein in abusing and trafficking minors for sex. Prosecutors argued that Maxwell conspired from 1994 to 2004 to lure girls into trafficking and exploitation.
Did you know your donations can mean more for your taxes than they used to?
For tax year 2021, according to The CARES Act extension,…
Kyle Beach and our failure to see males as victims, too.
Content Warning: This article contains a story of sexual assault.…
Amazon shoppers have generated tens of thousands of dollars to end child trafficking. You can help.
Did you know you can support Love146 while shopping for everyday purchases, or even while buying for gifts? For Love146, Amazon shoppers using Smile have generated more than $40,000 to help support children impacted by trafficking.
