People Trafficking in Cameroon (RECEPEDIS)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Cameroon (RECEPEDIS)​ The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Patricia Ngum. Patricia’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer Sylvia Nalubega. Patricia Ngum is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer for the Redemption Center for Persons in Distress (RECEPEDIS) Cameroon, an organization focused on supporting the […]

Sex Trafficking in India – What I Learned From Survivors

Sex Trafficking in India – What I Learned From Survivors This blog post was written by Liluye Guest Blog Post Writer, Aditi Chatterjee, an independent research and evaluation specialist. She works globally with diverse development stakeholders and focuses on participatory approaches for the domains of decent work and anti-human trafficking. She has extensive on-ground experience, […]

People Trafficking in Nigeria (SOTHAWACA)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Nigeria (SOTHAWACA) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Ronke Ojeikere. Ronke’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer Sylvia Nalubega. Ronke is the Founder of SOTHAWACA, an organization dedicated to advancing women’s and children’s rights, empowerment, and well-being.  Ronke Ojeikere, Founder of Society to Heighten […]

People Trafficking in Canada (SafeHope Home)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Canada (SafeHope Home) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Jasmine De Fina. Jasmine’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer Sylvia Nalubega. Jasmine is the Executive Director of SafeHope Home, an organization with a long-term objective to break the cycle of exploitation by providing a […]

A Call To Action

A Call To Action This blog post was written by Liluye Guest, Blog Post Writer, Karin vonKrenner, who is a thought leader, journalist, positive disruptor, and strategic forecaster. Her website is: kvkrenner.com.We are facing an escalation of conflict around the world. Each one being defined as “legitimate” for various political reasons. Daily, we are blasted […]

People Trafficking in Nigeria (FRMNET)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Nigeria (FRMNET) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Chylian Ify Azuh. Chylian’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer Sylvia Nalubega. Chylian is the Founder of FRMNET (Female Returned Migrants Network), an organization that creates active vanguards in the fight against all forms of gender-based […]

People Trafficking in the U.S., Caribbean, South Africa, & Indonesia (MENTARI)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in the U.S., Caribbean, South Africa, & Indonesia (MENTARI) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Shandra Woworuntu. Shandra’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer Sylvia Nalubega. Shandra is the Founder of MENTARI, a survivor-led organization that mentors and empowers human trafficking survivors to reintegrate back […]

Healing and Training for Trauma Survivors (Consult Rosie)

Healing and Training for Trauma Survivors (Consult Rosie) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Rosie Cataldo. Liluye’s Staff Writer, Sylvia Nalubega, interviewed Rosie to find out more about her story and business. Rosie’s business, Consult Rosie, encompasses trauma prevention, educational solutions, and healing to reduce the impacts of crimes against humans […]

People Trafficking in East Africa and the Netherlands (Footprint to Freedom)

Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in East Africa and the Netherlands (Footprint to Freedom) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Malaika Oringo. Malaika’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer, Sylvia Nalubega. Malaika is the Director of Development for the African Survivor Coalition, an international survivor advocate, and Founding Director of […]

Ugly Produce

Ugly Produce This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. Stores typically reject fruit and vegetables that are “ugly” or “imperfect” looking because their display doesn’t look as good and shoppers are less likely to pick up a bruised apple when a green […]