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The woman on the card, Blair, is a sex trafficking survivor. We use the term “survivor” intentionally—she is no longer a victim. With the help
The Jensen Project Staff
December 14, 2023
The woman on the card, Blair, is a sex trafficking survivor. We use the term “survivor” intentionally—she is no longer a victim. With the help
The holidays are right around the corner! This time of year beckons us to purchase thoughtful gifts for our loved ones. For something special during
Welcome, National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Rights4Girls, and World Without Exploitation The Jensen Project has awarded additional funding to three more nonprofits via the new
Welcome, Allies Against Slavery, Global PEHT, My Life My Choice, and New Friends New Life The Jensen Project, a nonprofit funder fueling strategic partnerships in
A Path to Liberation “There will never be enough willing participants to meet the demand of buyers.” —Sex-trafficking survivor on why we should not legalize
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.
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.
Originally appearing in The Spectator, Julie Bindel explains why Nevada’s legal brothels are a disaster for women and how The Jensen Project’s Bekah Charleston is taking a stand against them in her case to the Ninth Circuit.
In a highlight by CBS DFW, Jack Fink cover’s Bekah Charleston’s recent full pardon from President Donald Trump.
This article originally appears on GlobeNewswire. January 11, 2023 11:00 ET | Source: The Jensen Project Irving, Texas, Jan. 11, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Jensen Project,
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