So we made their DMs public by writing them in the sky.
The first step to stopping sex trafficking is being able to spot it.
Real change takes real resources
Your non-profit is dedicated to ending sexual violence. It takes funding to help the women in your community, but that is just the starting point. You must also:
- Learn what works and what doesn’t.
- Grow a team of dedicated leaders.
- Network with the right people, getting new opportunities to connect with donors.
- Manage the ups and downs of cash flow.
- Develop a lasting strategy.
You’re not alone. We help nonprofits through strategic grants and resources, giving holistic help to our partner organizations.
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“The Jensen Project invested in two pilot projects at Restore to address the two greatest needs for survivors in New York City: housing and jobs. Today, these 'projects' are now 'services' that are fully-funded and helping survivors thrive in their recovery journey.”
We believe we’re stronger together
As a rape survivor, our founder Janet Jensen discovered that organizations are doing the hard work needed, but faced similar obstacles.
This journey led her to create The Jensen Project, unifying nonprofits in the fight against sexual violence.
The Jensen Project focuses our work on three key categories within sexual violence
Human Trafficking is a crime that involves exploiting a person for labor, services, or commercial sex.
Domestic Violence is a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain control over another intimate partner.
Sexual Assault refers to sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the victim.
We're in this fight together
You’re helping real women, living real lives—with very real scars. You’ve embraced them with empathy and compassion and chosen to be a part of the solution. But you don’t have to do it alone. Together, we will end sexual violence.
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News & Insights
I Was Trafficked into Nevada’s Legal Brothels
There are countless women who are being trafficked inside Nevada’s legal brothels. You will not see those women in the media, being interviewed or writing op-eds. You will not hear their stories. These women would face life-threatening consequences if they spoke up.
Sex-trade survivor: Don’t legalize prostitution in New York
Originally appearing in New York Post, Gabrielle Fonrouge feature’s The Jensen Project’s Bekah Charleston in her discussion on the legalization of prostitution in New York State.
Sex-trade survivor: Don’t legalize prostitution in New York
Originally appearing in New York Post, Gabrielle Fonrouge feature’s The Jensen Project’s Bekah Charleston in her discussion on the legalization of prostitution in New York State.