Three Winners of Pathways to Freedom Announced

Atlanta, Chicago, and Minneapolis Selected to Receive Funding to Develop a Citywide Response to Trafficking Prevention and Survivor Support

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The Fight Against Labor Trafficking Expands

Filiberto Nolasco Gomez, Workday Minnesota

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It’s Not Just About Sex—Human Trafficking and Mega Sporting Events

Stephanie Hepburn, Contributor

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How Chicago is expanding housing options for human trafficking survivors

Innovative voucher programs help fill the need in resource-strapped communities

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Addressing survivors’ critical need for affordable housing

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Humanity United and NoVo Foundation Announce Support for Grassroots Organizations to Address Key Gaps in Local Communities’ Responses to Human Trafficking

New Funding will Strengthen Survivor Leadership and Support Grassroots Approaches to Address Labor and Sexual Exploitation in Atlanta, Chicago, and Minneapolis

Cities Can Help Reduce Immigrants’ Vulnerability to Exploitation

Cities, Supply Chains and Human Trafficking

The Life Story: Moments of Change

By Joe Voeller, NoVo Foundation

Meet Shunu Shrestha, Senior Fellow for the City of Minneapolis

A conversation with Minneapolis’s new human trafficking senior fellow

About Pathways to Freedom

Pathways to Freedom calls on cities to take urgent action to prevent human trafficking and address the unmet needs of survivors. This third challenge of the Partnership for Freedom focuses on challenging assumptions, spurring innovative city-wide responses, and sharing local solutions. Humanity United and the NoVo Foundation lead this final challenge in collaboration with 100 Resilient Cities.