A21
The A21 Campaign Limited
Fort Worth, TX, United States
About
A21 is a non-governmental organisation based in Fort Worth, United States working on human rights, justice & legal aid, children & youth.
A21 is a non-profit organisation working to abolish human trafficking and modern-day slavery worldwide. It combines prevention, protection and restoration work: it runs awareness and education campaigns, including the Can You See Me? initiative on online child sexual exploitation, and partners with authorities to identify victims and support prosecutions through hotlines, child advocacy centres, identification training and legal support. Its Restore and Life Programs provide survivors with aftercare, safe accommodation, counselling, English and job readiness training, and help with relocation and education. A21 operates across regions including North America, Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America, and works with governments, law enforcement, frontline professionals, other non-profits and industry. It is registered as a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales, with charity numbers 1140754 (England and Wales) and SC043081 (Scotland).
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Restore
Human rights
Holistic aftercare for trafficking survivors, including safe accommodation, counselling, medical care and relocation services.
Life Programs
Employment & Skills
English classes, job readiness training and life-skills support that help survivors achieve independence.
Can You See Me?
Children & Youth
Awareness campaign and educational materials on online child sexual exploitation.
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Mother Teresa Memorial Award
Presidential Award for Extraordinary Efforts to Combat Trafficking in Persons
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