Today, 50 million people are being trafficked or in modern slavery. How will you help?
Thank you for participating in Red Sand Project and for taking action against vulnerabilities that lead to human trafficking and exploitation.
Your journey doesn’t need to end here. We’ve partnered with Freedom United, an organization working around the world to fight human trafficking. You can join a global community of people who have taken millions of actions to fight modern slavery. Make an impact in under thirty seconds by signing on to one of the campaigns below.
Tell McDonald’s, Jersey Mike’s, Sonic, Baskin Robbins, and Chick-fil-A to stop exploiting children
Children as young as 10 are working in dangerous conditions at fast-food restaurants across the U.S., operating hazardous equipment, working late into the night, and exceeding legally permitted hours. Labor violations have been documented at McDonald's, Jersey Mike's, Sonic, Baskin-Robbins, and Chick-fil-A locations. Sign Freedom United's petition calling on these companies to strengthen protections for young workers, address labor violations, and prevent further exploitation.
Tell the Department of Justice to restore the Not One More report
The U.S. Department of Justice removed the Not One More report, which documents the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and its connections to human trafficking. Developed with input from tribal leaders, survivors, and advocates, the report includes more than 250 testimonies and recommendations for addressing systemic failures. Sign Freedom United's petition calling on the Department of Justice to restore the report, respect tribal sovereignty, and ensure transparency and accountability.
Tell Congress to end the Epstein files coverup
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking network are still waiting for full transparency and accountability. Despite a federal law requiring the release of records, millions of pages remain withheld, while failures in the redaction process have exposed survivors' personal information. Sign Freedom United's petition urging Congress to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, which would strengthen oversight, give survivors access to their own records, and provide legal tools to hold officials accountable for withholding information.
End forced child marriage in Australia
Australia's minimum legal marriage age is 18, but an exception still allows 16- and 17-year-olds to marry with court approval and parental consent. This loophole can leave young people vulnerable to coercion and exploitation. Sign Freedom United's petition calling on the Australian government to close this gap and establish 18 as the minimum marriage age without exceptions.