Until All Are Free: Our Next Steps in the Fight to End Slavery
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Engage your community in the movement to end modern slavery. International Justice Mission (IJM) invites Rotary clubs everywhere to partner in the fight for freedom. Join us to learn how Rotarians and IJM are partnering to end slavery.
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Until All Are Free: Our Next Steps in the Fight to End Slavery
- 1. International Justice Mission (IJM) Stephen Cushman, Director of Strategic Partnerships
- 3. International Justice Mission (IJM) Stephen Cushman, Director of Strategic Partnerships
- 5. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/20175 The Need More than 45 million slaves in our world today (Global Slavery Index) Nearly 2 million children exploited in global commercial sex trade (UNICEF) 1 in 5 women victimized by rape or attempted rape in her lifetime (UN)
- 7. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Business Trafficking NetIncome(inBillions) Human Trafficking Income Comparison Facebook Disney Cisco Oracle Google Berkshire Hathaway Wells Fargo Microsoft Apple 2014 ILO Estimate $148B $150B
- 8. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/20178 IJM is a global human rights agency that protects the poor from violence
- 9. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/20179 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/20179 RWANDA GENOCIDE INVESTIGATION
- 10. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201710 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201710 34,000+ RESCUED
- 11. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201711 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201711 3O,000+ TRAINED
- 12. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201712 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201712 5,880 children, women and men relieved by IJM and IJM-trained field partners in 2017.
- 13. Rescue thousands Protect millions ad prove that justice for the poor is possible.™
- 14. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201714 IJM protects the poor from violence by partnering with local authorities, IJM’s mission is to rescue thousands, protect millions and prove that justice for the poor is possible.™
- 17. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201717 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201717 RESTORE
- 20. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201720 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201720 BOYS ON LAKE VOLTA
- 22. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201722 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201722
- 23. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201723 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201723 CEBU
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- 27. International Justice Mission (IJM) Kate Case, IJM Field Organizer & Rotaract Member
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- 29. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201729 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201729 Rotary’s Leadership to End Polio
- 30. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201730 The End Modern Slavery Initiative seeks to raise $1.5 billion from public and private donors over 7 years to fund successful anti-slavery models around the world. IJM founder and president Gary Haugen testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on February 4, 2015. End Modern Slavery Initiative
- 31. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201731 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201731 Rotary 5110 & EMSI
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- 36. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION6/11/201736 Three Ways to Take Action 1. Get action opportunities and email updates from IJM: IJM.org/rotary 2. Join the Rotarian Action Group Against Slavery by visiting: ragas.online 3. Live in the United States or in one of our field regions? Connect with us by emailing: rotary@ijm.org
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Editor's Notes
- REMOVE?
- Founded in 1997 by human rights lawyer Gary Haugen formerly, the Director of the U.N. investigation in the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide, and recognized by the U.S. State Department as a Trafficking in Persons “Hero” – the highest honor given by the U.S. government for anti-slavery leadership. 18 field offices throughout the developing world and 5 partner offices with our global headquarters based in DC. 650+ full-time staff of Lawyers, investigators, social workers, community activists and other professionals, and 96% of staff are nationals of the countries in which they serve. We focus on individual case work in the areas of: SLAVERY SEX TRAFFICKING SEXUAL VIOLENCE PROPERTY GRABBING POLICE ABUSE OF POWER CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS ABUSE- There are about 12 million stateless people worldwide1 –many of them belong to hill tribes & ethnic minority groups, who lack citizenship . And are most vulnerable to being trafficked or otherwise exploited.
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- At IJM, we believe that making poverty history cannot be accomplished if we don’t address violence, because every day violence undermines all other forms of economic aid. So we work to protect the poor from violence by partnering with local authorities and law enforcement to rescue victims, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors and strengthen justice systems
- Ghana rescue
- Maarko Video
- Just a word about our policy goal, which Holly touched on this morning and which you’ll hear more about later this afternoon. We talked about how advocacy is often like a winding road, and that is true for this effort as well. In 2013-14, advocates in TN raised their voices to urge Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee to help pass a bill that would bolster the authority of the Trafficking in Persons Office. Senator Corker wasn’t interested in working on that bill, but he started taking a closer look at IJM’s work and model, as well as current US efforts to combat slavery and trafficking. Sen. Corker and his staff came to the realization that the United States government can and should be doing much more to stop these crimes – that the scale of the crime vastly outweighed US efforts to confront it…as highly effective as TIP efforts were with their limited resources. They visited IJM offices in the Philippines to meet clients, talk to the police forces, and learn how transformation is possible in the justice system to rescue and protect even more victims of exploitation. IN early 2015, he joined with a bipartisan group of Senate sponsors to introduce the EMSI Act. In February, the bill passed unanimously out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Here is a picture of IJM President Gary Haugen testifying before Congress in February before the SFRC. In 2015, our goal here is to get both of our Senators and all of our Representatives on board this bill.