Ariah Fine has just published his second book – a children’s book – “Clean Water for Elirose.” His first novel, “Giving Up” deals with a number of justice issues and his latest book, continues with the same theme but shares it in an easy to understand way for younger children — alongside great illustrations by [...]
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Just in time for Valentines day… Our friends Kari McHam and Jana Vanderburg have just put together a short video detailing some of the work their doing — caring for and loving on the women in Waco’s adult entertainment industry. As Kari shared on our show last year, through Porcelain Dolls, they’ve built a number [...]
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The following groups are on the ground and offering relief after the earthquake in Haiti yesterday. Disasters Emergency Committee (UK): www.dec.org.uk One Day’s Wages: onedayswages.org Salvation Army (US): salvationarmy.org Haiti Reborn: quixote.org/haiti
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i am not for sale. you are not for sale. no one should be for sale. january is national human trafficking awareness month. a time for each of us to not only educate ourselves about the issues of modern slavery, but to raise awareness to our friends and family members and to do what we [...]
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Already seeing Christmas/Advent decorations and sales at your local stores? Wanting to make a difference this year and ensure your purchases are slave free? Be sure and check out NightLight’s and NotForSale’s online stores for products made by (and supporting) former slaves. Both groups have some great jewelry and products for men, women and children. [...]
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A friend of the podcast, Andrew Jones, has put out a call for help and we hope our listeners will take a few minutes to read and respond. Andrew Jones video via Bill Kinnon: From Andrew’s blog… Urgent Appeal: 5 Ways To Help the Jones Family Thanks everyone for your suggestions on getting supported and [...]
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From Change.org Right now, thousands of young children are held in slavery in Western Africa, harvesting the cocoa that is used to produce chocolate for many of the worlds largest candy companies. These children are beaten, raped, forced to work with untreated wounds, and denied access to schooling and medical care. They are not allowed [...]
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From onevoicetoendslavery.com Through differing relationships we (together) have been presented with the opportunity to help 42 labor trafficking survivors make ongoing and necessary phone calls with their families in Indonesia, Dominican Republic, and the Philippians.
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today (and every friday) is justice friday on the web… what is it? it is a day that different people “tweet” about, blog about, facebook about, and generally raise awareness for all sorts of justice issues. from human trafficking to malaria, all sorts of justice issues are raised, with the end goal of generating awareness [...]
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Kevin Hendricks is a man on a(nother) mission… after spending time in Ethiopia this March to pick up his newly adopted son Milo, he’s witnessed the water crises there first hand and he’s hoping to make a difference with his 30th birthday. Kevin writes :: In late March 2009 we traveled to Ethiopia to bring [...]
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