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Sisters Inspire, Help Fund App Used In Anti-Trafficking Work

It began with a request from the Sisters of St. Joseph Federation, who wanted to ensure their 2008 national gathering was ...

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Northern California Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking: Updates

COVID TIMES During the past several years, the work of the coalition was affected by Covid-19.  We have been unable ...

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Network’s 50th Anniversary Gala Shows How The Group Will March Into The Future

I’m old enough to remember the beginnings of Network. I was in graduate school, going on peace marches and wearing “Boycott ...

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Pope Renews Calls For End To Human Trafficking

Pope Francis joined religious and world leaders in calling for an end to human trafficking on 30 July, the World ...

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Catholic Nuns Doing ‘Very Hidden Work’ Are Stopping Pimps And Saving Children

GUWAHATI, India — Sister Rose Paite stepped inside this sprawling city’s main train station and scanned the crowd. She often ...

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Advocates Fight Traffickers Who Continue To Thrive Despite Pandemic

CLEVELAND (CNS) — Advocates fighting human traffickers are alerting children, parents and vulnerable adults that the coronavirus pandemic has pushed ...

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We Are a People of Resurrection Hope

By Jennifer Reyes Lay, Executive Director of AEHT As we gather in our homes or online to celebrate the joyous ...

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Good Friday Message from Joan S. Dawber, SC

Joan Dawber, SC, AEHT Board member and Founder of Lifeway Network, offers a beautiful homily for Good Friday. She challenges ...

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Goal Of Lenten Postcard, Online Campaign Is An End To Labor Trafficking

WASHINGTON  — A coalition of Catholic groups led by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is in the middle of ...

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Women’s Equality and Human Trafficking

This excerpt is from the Talitha Kum Assembly’s Final Declaration. To read our full declaration: Click Here First priority: The ...

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