World Without Exploitation (WorldWE) is the nation’s largest coalition working to end human trafficking and sexual exploitation. With more than 200 partners—including service providers, survivor leaders, advocates, and researchers—WorldWE has become a unifying force that drives collaboration, shifts narratives, and strengthens the movement.
Exploitation persists not only because of traffickers and buyers but also because of the cultural blind spots that normalize it. Survivors’ voices are too often sidelined, while media narratives can minimize or even glamorize exploitation. World Without Exploitation is confronting this head-on.
As a coalition, WorldWE wields the power of collective action to elevate survivor voices, reshape public understanding, and challenge the cultural forces that enable abuse. Their campaigns have shown that when society pays attention—whether during the Epstein trial, the P. Diddy case, or other headline moments—awareness grows, survivors are heard, and culture begins to change.
They also invest deeply in the next generation through the WorldWE Youth Coalition, equipping young leaders to organize in their own communities. And through their Annual Convening—the only national anti-trafficking conference focused on survivor-centered solutions—WorldWE has built a sold-out gathering for two consecutive years, sparking collaboration and inspiration for hundreds of leaders across the movement.
As one coalition member put it: “WorldWE is our backbone—the place where we find solidarity, strategy, and strength. It’s the hub that holds this movement together.”
At the heart of WorldWE’s work is the Survivor Model—a proactive framework that shrinks the sex trade by reducing demand, holding exploiters accountable, and expanding exit strategies and services for survivors. While opponents seek to normalize exploitation through full decriminalization, WorldWE is advancing a positive, survivor-centered alternative that protects vulnerable people and changes culture.
This grant makes it possible for WorldWE to:
At The Jensen Project, we prioritize organizations that are survivor-centered, collaborative, and committed to structural change. WorldWE exemplifies each of those values—building one of the largest anti-exploitation coalitions in the U.S., rooted in survivor voices.
Their unique blend of coalition leadership, youth engagement, cultural storytelling, and national reach makes them an ideal partner in our shared mission to end sexual violence. Together, we invest not just in survivor protections—but in a culture that refuses to accept exploitation.
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World Without Exploitation is bringing survivors and allies together, shifting narratives, and inspiring real action across systems. Their work reshapes how our nation sees exploitation—and how it responds to it, with justice and empathy at the center.
Be part of that change. Visit WorldWE’s website and follow them on social media to learn more, share their stories, and support a movement where no one is for sale. Every click, share, and acknowledgement builds collective power.
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