About the Program

The Prevention Project is currently a 6-lesson academic curriculum (with an alternate 4-lesson model) administered to high and middle school students in their classrooms. The program focuses on educating the students on the facts and lures of human trafficking locally and globally; developing healthy self-awareness and boundaries; strengthening character; and fostering leadership amongst the students. The Prevention Project empowers the students to be abolitionists, to take the lead in the fight against human trafficking, and to be the ones who see the final demise of modern day slavery.

Who We Are

The Prevention Project is supported by Richmond Justice Initiative, a grassroots, non-profit organization whose mission is to educate, equip, and mobilize communities to be a force in the global movement to end human trafficking.

 

Furthermore, The Prevention Project was created, developed, and executed by a committed group of advocates from leading anti-trafficking organizations who have a passion to act against the perils of human trafficking, and who believe that if change is going to happen, it must begin with the young generations.

 

Interest / Contact

 

The Prevention Project is continually looking for volunteer abolitionists. From school teachers to parents, from newly-graduated to newly-entered high school, there is a place for you on The Prevention Project team. We are confident that you can be a invaluable partner in a movement that brings justice, freedom, and healing to victims of slavery

 

Please get in contact with us today, so we can match your greatest talents and gifts, with our greatest needs.