Sex trafficking disproportionately affects African-American women and children, who make up nearly 40% of all victims in the United States.

Solutions:

Empowering change through action

At B.L.A.S.T

we are dedicated to are addressing the critical issues surrounding human trafficking head-on.

Through our core programs, we aim to create sustainable solutions that empower individuals. communities, and institutions to take action and make a difference. Our comprehensive initiatives focus on prevention, survivor support, systemic change, and education. Together, we can build a future free from exploitation. Explore our core programs below:

Our Solutions

EMPOWERHER

EmpowerHer is a transformative program. designed to equip young girls and women of color with the skills and mindset needed to thrive as entrepreneurs. Through entrepreneurship education, mentorship, and self-confidence building, EmpowerHer empowers participants to create their own businesses and become leaders in their communities.

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PEERPRENEUR PROGRAM

The PeerPreneur Program is a life-changing initiative that trains survivors of sex trafficking to become mentors and advocates. By providing survivors with the necessary tools and support, the program empowers them to share their experiences, provide guidance to others facing similar challenges, and become catalysts for positive change in their communities.

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SYSTEMATIC HANGE INITIATIVE

The Systematic Change Initiative focuses on addressing the underlying causes of sex trafficking through policy advocacy and collaboration. By working with organizations, policymakers, and communities, BLAST aims to bring about sustainable and systemic change that tackles issues such as poverty, gender inequality, and lack of opportunities, ultimately reducing the prevalence of sex trafficking.

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AMEN PROGRAM

The AMEN Program mobilizes churches and ministries to actively combat sex trafficking through comprehensive online training modules. By educating and empowering individuals within religious institutions, the program equips them with the knowledge and resources to take action against sex trafficking and create safer communities for all.

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Together, we can make a difference. Take action today by getting involved, supporting our programs, or becoming a partner in our fight against human trafficking.

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Human trafficking affects an estimated 25 million people worldwide, and within this staggering number, individuals of African descent make up a significant proportion of victims.

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Among the victims of sex trafficking in the United States, black women and girls are disproportionately represented, facing higher risks of exploitation.

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It is estimated that human trafficking generates billions of dollars in illegal profits each year, making it one of the most lucrative criminal enterprises globally.

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According to research, nearly 40% of all identified human trafficking victims worldwide are children, many of whom experience sexual exploitation.

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The average age of entry into the sex trafficking industry is just 15 years old, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive prevention and intervention measures.

Together, we can make a difference. Take action today by getting involved, supporting our programs, or becoming a partner in our fight against human trafficking.

1

Human trafficking affects an estimated 25 million people worldwide, and within this staggering number, individuals of African descent make up a significant proportion of victims.

2

Among the victims of sex trafficking in the United States, black women and girls are disproportionately represented, facing higher risks of exploitation.

3

It is estimated that human trafficking generates billions of dollars in illegal profits each year, making it one of the most lucrative criminal enterprises globally.

4

According to research, nearly 40% of all identified human trafficking victims worldwide are children, many of whom experience sexual exploitation.

5

The average age of entry into the sex trafficking industry is just 15 years old, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive prevention and intervention measures.