Current Members
Freedom Network USA is the largest and most comprehensive national coalition serving human trafficking survivors in the United States. Members are leading advocates in the anti-trafficking movement who come together to influence federal and state policy, provide training and technical assistance, and support each other in navigating complex systems. Their collective expertise creates a strong and unified voice that is informed by the survivors they serve on the ground every day.
Our Members
Arizona
International Rescue Committee Phoenix
California
Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach
Cindy Liou, Individual Member
Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking
Deborah Pembrook, Individual Member
Elisabet Medina, Individual Member
IRC of Northern California
Justice at Last
Legal Aid At Work
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
Opening Doors, Inc.
Rafael Bautista, Individual Member
Susie Baldwin, Individual Member
The Katharine and George Alexander Law Center
Verity
Colorado
Caleb Stewart, Individual Member
Patricia Medige, Individual Member
Connecticut
Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants
Florida
Americans for Immigrant Justice
Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Gulfcoast Legal Services
International Rescue Committee
The Lifeboat Project
VIDA Legal Assistance
Georgia
Southern Poverty Law Center Immigrant Justice Project
Tapestri Inc.
Illinois
Heartland Human Care Services
International Organization for Adolescents (IOFA)
Legal Aid Chicago, Individual Member
Metropolitan Family Services
National Immigrant Justice Center
Rachel Ostergaard, Individual Member
Iowa
Julissa Ponce, Individual Member
Louisiana
Southern Poverty Law Center Immigrant Justice Project
Maine
Preble Street
Maryland
Ayuda
Jessica Emerson, Individual Member
UMD Safe Center
Massachusetts
Hanni Stoklosa, Individual Member
Michigan
YWCA Kalamazoo
Minnesota
International Institute of Minnesota
Missouri
International Institute of St. Louis
New Jersey
Volunteer Lawyers for Justice
New York
City Bar Justice Center, Immigrant Women and Children Project
Florrie Burke, Individual Member
International Institute of Buffalo
International Organization for Adolescents
Kate Mogulescu, Individual Member
Kristin Heffernan, Individual Member
Legal Aid Society of NYC
My Sisters’ Place
Safe Horizon ATP
Womankind
Ohio
Advocating Opportunity
Texas
American Gateways
Mosaic Family Services
Utah
Annie Fukushima, Individual Member
Vermont
Give Way to Freedom
Virginia
Ayuda
Washington
API Chaya
Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (WARN)
Washington, D.C.
Ayuda
Evelyn Chumbow, Individual Member
Fainess Lipenga, Individual Member
Human Trafficking Legal Center
Janie Chuang, Individual Member
Susan French, Individual Member
Wisconsin
Legal Action of Wisconsin
Membership Application
The 2020 Membership Application process opens on July 1, 2020. We will accept applications through September 15, 2020. Individuals and organizations working with survivors of human trafficking are invited to apply. Please read the information sheet to learn more about eligibility. Decisions on membership are made by FNUSA members and staff and based on a variety of factors.
Organizational members include large anti-trafficking organizations and smaller community-based organizations with anti-trafficking programs.
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Individual members include academics, survivor advocates, public health professionals, attorneys and advocates.
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The Value of Membership
Joining the Freedom Network USA (FNUSA) brings a host of benefits and opportunities to our members.
All members receive reduced rates for our annual conference, access to members-only training and technical assistance and professional development opportunities. General Members gain access to leadership positions, the Speakers Bureau, and voting rights in the network. However, many members find the intangible benefits of membership to be the most important. FNUSA acts as a convener, bringing individuals out of their silos to connect with colleagues and learn from experts across the country.
FNUSA also lifts up your expertise and experience to national prominence. Whether you work for a small nonprofit service provider, a large organization with broad priorities, or are an academic working on these issues through your research, membership in the FNUSA will help you to connect with advocates around the country who face the same challenges with whom you can share your success.
Expectations and Responsibilities
Other Ways to Connect
We are interested in forging new relationships with organizations and individuals doing great work in this movement. Tell us about it on social media or reach us anytime at info@freedomnetworkusa.org.
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