Strength of one.
Power of all.
Ending exploitation.
My Life My Choice’s fervent conviction is that no person should be bought or sold. It is our daily fight — our strategic and urgent endeavor. Our holistic, battle-tested approach is grounded in survivor experiences of those who have lived the ugly realities of exploitation and come back fierce, wise, and strong. We serve as a model for communities across the country set on changing not only lives, but the structural inequities that give rise to trafficking and sexual exploitation. We know that every survivor’s story comes from a place of strength. And ultimately, it is that strength that powers a better future for us all.
Twenty years strong.
As My Life My Choice enters its 22nd year, our resolve is as fierce as ever. The strength and grit of each survivor inspires and drives our mission forward every day. Watch our video to see how the strength of one powers us all.
New at My Life My Choice
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Our 2023 Impact Report
Our impact report is centered around the four pillars of our strategic plan which guide our efforts at individual, community, and systemic levels. Through our strategic plan, we are striving to serve as a catalyst for survivor leadership and opportunity, shift the norms that enable commercial sexual exploitation to exist in our communities, influence the systems most impacting marginalized youth, and ensure capacity and sustainability for current and emerging needs.
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My Life My Choice's Letter to The Boston Globe in Response to Recent Brothel Bust
“The only path toward ending exploitation requires that buyers be held accountable for the harm that they have caused. We will be closely watching what happens in this upcoming legal process. We need the general public as community members to be watching as well.”
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My Life My Choice Awarded Two Years of Funding by The Jensen Project's GrantTank Program
My Life My Choice, a program of the Justice Resource Institute, is one of 4 nonprofits from across the country that will share in $1.3 million through The Jensen Project’s annual GrantTank program. The Boston-based nonprofit was selected through a competitive review process of 49 applications and will receive funding over 2 years.