Anti-Trafficking Organizations

Pacific Northwest

Abolitionist Faith Community  Think of what would happen if churches, synagogues, temples, and mosques in every community prayed and preached against slavery. People of faith have a special role to play when it comes to the work of abolition: freeing slaves and creating a world where survivors can thrive. We will assist you to grow a thriving abolitionist program in your backyard by providing platforms for active engagement.

Asian and Pacific Islander Women and Family Safety Center
Organizes communities, educates, trains and provides technical assistance and comprehensive culturally relative services on human trafficking to the Asian and Pacific Islander community.

Catholic Charities of Oregon,Outreach and Support to Special Immigrant Populations
Catholic Charities provides intensive case management and legal services to survivors of human trafficking, to aid survivors in successfully navigating all aspects of the U.S. legal and social services system, with the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency and self-empowerment for the survivor.

Catholic Charities of Spokane, Refugee and Immigration Services
Catholic Charities Spokane is a network of agencies, institutions, parishes, and individuals, united in Gospel spirit, who are servants to the poor, supporters for families and aides to parishes and communities in meeting the social service needs of people in eastern Washington.

Catholic Immigration and Refugee Services of Western Washington
Assists refugees, immigrants and their families in attaining self-sufficiency through advocacy, education and employment.

Center for Children & Youth Justice                 The Center for Children & Youth Justice is shaping better lives for youth involved in Washington's foster care and juvenile justice systems. In partnership with parents, advocates and policymakers, the Center develops and advances innovative approaches to systemic changes that will support kids, stabilize families and strengthen communities.

compassion2one                  compassion2one™ is actively involved in rescuing children from sex slavery and trafficking. Rescued children are placed in safe homes where they are loved and adored by a staff that fosters their physical, emotional, and spiritual well being.

The Defenders USA
Coalition of men that are opposed to all forms of commercialized sex. The Defenders USA has initiated several movements in an effort to combat the commercial sex industry such as their video contests and Truck-Stop campaign.

Eastside Women of Purpose  Eastside Women of Purpose, a ministry team of OCC, exists to connect women to each other in order to educate, advocate, fundraise, and partner with other organizations for the cause of ending of human trafficking.

EPIK EPIK Everyman Protecting Innocent Kids. The mission of the EPIK Project is to mobilize 100,000 men to end demand for prostituted kids by helping to fund their restoration and working to change the culture that made them victims. Because ending demand is a man's job.

Family Renewal Shelter  FRS is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to bring healing hope and new life to victims of domestic violenFrontline for Justice members are advocates for those who are at risk of, or enslaved in, the injustices of sexual exploitation, trafficking and slave labor. 

Freedom Initiative The Freedom Initiative is a coalition of community activists, service providers, students, and social justice seekers in the Seattle area who have joined forces to combat human trafficking. 

The Genesis Project The Genesis Project 24-hour drop-in center in SeaTac, WA.

Hope for Justice  Hope for Justice is one response to this crisis of our lifetime. Let’s abolish slavery, again, together. Join our movement and become a community abolition activist fighting to end human trafficking locally and globally.

The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center   The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center acts for justice in the church and in the world. IPJC is sponsored by sixteen religious communities and collaborates with Catholic, ecumenical, interfaith and other organizations in carrying out this mission.

Jubilee                                                   JUBILEE is a nonprofit band from Seattle whose motto is “Do what you love to undo what you hate.” They use their microphones, instruments, and all music sales to fight modern slavery. Their project Arts Aftercare brings "beauty and healing through the arts" to survivors of human trafficking at local and international safe homes. 

The Justice and Mercy Foundation   Helping the world discover a better way to live. Mobilizing and equipping the Church to pursue biblical justice and mercy.Networking organizations and coalitions to pursue biblical justice and mercy. Fostering the creative and innovative pursuit of biblical justice and mercy.

Lutheran Community Services Northwest – Inland Northwest Office
Provides advocacy and support services for victims of sexual assault and other crime.

Lutheran Public Policy Office of Washington State                                                       Lutheran Public Policy Office of Washington State is one of the 18 State Public Policy Offices of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. As a partnership ministry of Lutheran Community Services Northwest, the three Washington synods of the ELCA, and the ELCA Program Unit for Church in Society, we advocate on behalf of all God’s creation.

New Horizons Ministries New Horizons Ministries is a nonprofit, interdenominational Christian ministry that was formed in 1978 in response to the growing problems of youth involved in street activity in downtown Seattle.

 Northwest Coalition Against Trafficking The Northwest Coalition Against Trafficking founded by Soroptimist International Northwestern Region, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, is a coalition of many supporters working to Inform, Educate, and Protect women and girls from Human Labor and Sex Trafficking in the Northwestern Region of the United States of America. 

Oregonians Against Human Trafficking
Statewide campaign to encourage citizens to Take The Oath to help combat the growing scourge of human trafficking within the state of Oregon.

Rape for Profit Film  The “Rape For Profit” Crew is a collection of guys who have grown up together, who then left to study and hone their craft and have now reunited to put peoples’ dreams on screen; and in this case, the dreams of these little girls – to be set free.

Rare Coins Ministries is the restorative link between sex trafficking victims and their families, the church and community. RCM is the next level of services for vulnerable children, girls and young women who are victims of this vicious crime. We now provide longer-term relationships and services that promote restoration to victims, families, and the community.

REST was founded in 2009 by a group of men and women who wanted to take action and help women and children who are being forced into prostitution in Seattle, WA. REST exists to bring freedom and hope to victims of sex trafficking and people involved the sex trade, by offering a real and lasting escape.

Refugee Women’s Alliance
Provides comprehensive services to refugee and immigrant women and families in the Puget Sound area.

Seattle Against Slavery
A coalition of activists, non-profit organizations (NGO) seeking to partner with with government prosecuting offices and city agencies in the Greater Seattle area to work closely together so that the voice and efforts of our events and projects will be that much more successful.

Shared Hope International
A U.S.-based non-profit supporting locally-led efforts around the world to assist victims of sex trafficking. A very thorough website including a history of trafficking, personal stories and f.a.q.s.

SPU - The New Abolitionists Students and Alums Fight Slavery Worldwide and Close to Home

Tronie Foundation
A formerly trafficked couple started this Washington State based foundation to support survivors of human trafficking. They have established "Homes of Freedom"—recovery shelters specifically for women and children who have been exploited.

University of Washington Center for Human Rights                                                                    The University of Washington Center for Human Rights is committed to interdisciplinary excellence in the education of undergraduate and graduate students in the field of human rights; promoting human rights as a core area of faculty and graduate research; and engaging productively with local, regional, national, and international organizations and policymakers to advance respect for human rights.

University of Washington Women’s Center                                                                   The UW Women’s Center is one of the largest University-based Women’s Centers in the nation, serving over 12,000 campus and community members each year. Our mission is to spread equity and diversity by opening doors for girls and women through education and access to resources that will help them achieve personal, professional, and academic success.

UWHillel                                                               Tzedek UW is a social justice club based out of the University of Washington Hillel. Tzedek UW is a student run organization committed to bringing social justice projects and programs to campus.

WARN                                                                    The Washington Anti-trafficking Response Network (WARN) is a coalition of organizations in Washington State that provide direct assistance to victims of trafficking.

Washington Engage
Seeks to eradicate sex and labor trafficking in Washington State by providing knowledge and tools that empower government, business, and grassroots leaders to take action.

WashACT                                                              The Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT) was originally convened by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Justice's commitment to the issue of human trafficking.

WA Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates                                              WCCVA is a broad-based coalition of individuals and crime victim service providers across the state of Washington, including community-based non-profit organizations, victim advocates in prosecutor's offices and law enforcement agencies, government-run victim services programs, and crime victim counselors as well as concerned citizens. 

Western Washington Coalition against HumanTrafficking                                                   We envision a future in western Washington that is free of human trafficking, where freedom from this form of oppression is fully realized and victims are rehabilitated and reintegrated into society

Women's Funding Alliance is the leading funder in Washington state that invests in and advocates for women and girls. By strategically supporting organizations that promote progressive change for women and girls, we have a dramatic impact on the overall health of our community

Women of Vision   Women of Vision is a volunteer ministry of World Vision that educates, inspires and equips women to use their God-given resources in compassionate, mutually life-changing service to impoverished and oppressed women and children worldwide.

Youth Care   YouthCare builds confidence and self-sufficiency for homeless youth by providing a continuum of care that includes outreach, basic services, emergency shelter, housing, counseling, education, and employment training.