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‘Make Every Effort to Protect Children – They Are Future of Our Human Family’ — Pope Francis’ Appeal to Institutions
Recalling World Day Against Child Labor Is June 12, Says This Problem Deprives Boys & Girls of Their Childhood & We Are All Responsible
Advocates Fight Traffickers Who Continue To Thrive Despite Pandemic
CLEVELAND (CNS) — Advocates fighting human traffickers are alerting children, parents and vulnerable adults that the coronavirus pandemic has pushed ...
We Are a People of Resurrection Hope
By Jennifer Reyes Lay, Executive Director of USCSAHT As we gather in our homes or online to celebrate the joyous ...
Good Friday Message from Joan S. Dawber, SC
Joan Dawber, SC, USCSAHT Board member and Founder of Lifeway Network, offers a beautiful homily for Good Friday. She challenges ...
Goal Of Lenten Postcard, Online Campaign Is An End To Labor Trafficking
WASHINGTON — A coalition of Catholic groups led by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is in the middle of ...
Women’s Equality and Human Trafficking
This excerpt is from the Talitha Kum Assembly’s Final Declaration. To read our full declaration: Click Here First priority: The ...
USCSAHT Members Take Action to Raise Awareness and End Human Trafficking
We are so proud of our many members throughout the country who planned and attended events throughout January and February ...
Pope Francis Has Called For An End To Human Trafficking As He Visits Major Trafficking Destinations In Asia
POPE Francis called for migrants to be welcomed and for women and children to be protected from exploitation, abuse and ...
Nuns’ Global Anti-Trafficking Network Must Have More Support, Pope Says
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis called on more religious orders of men and women, as well as foundations and benefactors, to ...
Pope Commends Nuns For ‘Standing On Front Line’ Against Human Trafficking
Speaking to a network of religious sisters that helps human trafficking victims, Pope Francis on Thursday told them to work ...