Letter to Californian legislators in response to A.B. 1181.

*Update: As of June 3, 2019, Oxfam and Save the Children have signed on to the below letter. *Update: As…

Statement on California Assembly Bill 1181

Washington, D.C.— InterAction applauds Governor Newsom for supporting charities and recognizing the burdensome implementation challenges charities would face should California…

As the Pandemic Continues, We Cannot Backtrack on Accessibility

This year, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities will be commemorated throughout the week of November 30 –  December…

Climate

Could Family Separation Increase Human Trafficking Risk for Immigrant Children?

Confusion and desperation in regard to immigration policies fuels human trafficking around the globe. Beyond the immediate dangers, the separation of children from their families only adds to the mental and emotional anguish of children who’ve already endured much on their way to the U.S. Southern border.

February in Review: A New InterAction.Org, Oral History Initiative, CEO Survey

The latest news and updates from the InterAction team.

Female Surgeons Leading the Way

Today, estimates show there are only approximately three female surgeons for every one million people in low-income countries.

How Global Sporting Events Can Encourage Human Trafficking

In the United States, Enrile says, major events like the Super Bowl can draw three times the normal volume of sex trafficking

How to Turbocharge the Peace Process in Afghanistan

I am the country director for a large American humanitarian organization working in Afghanistan that has been providing emergency and…

Indigenous People: Human Trafficking’s Overlooked Casualties

Today, aboriginal people endure poverty, illness and human rights abuses at far higher rates than the rest of the world.