Anna, age 18 has been receiving mentoring and case management services from My Life My Choice for a year and a half. During that time, she has worked really hard to positively change the trajectory of her life.

Jordyn’s Survivor Mentor and Case Manager have been a formidable team, helping her tackle and address challenges while serving as a sounding board as she made choices to chart her own path forward.

Hollywood notoriously misses the mark when it comes to the complexity of the sex trade and this movie is no exception.

The fight to end commercial sexual exploitation must include reckoning the connections between domestic violence, dating violence, human trafficking, and sexual violence with the high rates of missing and murdered Indigenous people in the U.S. May is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Awareness Month. It is a time dedicated to raising awareness of the thousands of Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit individuals, and people who have gone missing or have been murdered in the U.S.

April 2024 marks the 23rd annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Not only is sexual violence inherent to commercial sexual exploitation (CSE), but it is a major risk factor for CSE. To create a world where no person is bought or sold, we need to end sexual violence.

Four moving books to help you learn more about the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

Five powerful films and podcasts to deepen your understanding of the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

Unrestricted funds allow us to support our youth during major life events and emergencies. Your donations allow us to reach young people with the support they need, how they need it, and when they need it most. 

“Although working with powerful legislators is intimidating, the dedication of advocates is transforming our communities. Policy-making is a slow process with a gratifying and long-term impact.”

Hear from Tamar Israel as she details her experience running the My Life My Choice Prevention Curriculum in Kentucky.

Our reaction to the recent movie, “Sound of Freedom.”

A status update to the second year of the MA PSF.

“My goal is not just to raise funds but to also start conversations about CSEC and community solutions for ending it.”

Audrey and Lisa’s review of the new Netflix documentary.

Launching our second year of Prevention Solution Fellows in Massachusetts

As we look to 2023, we asked our staff to reflect on how we can grow. Read here their resolutions for the New Year and beyond as we work together towards a brighter future.

I have wanted to get involved in ending the sexual exploitation of children for some time, however, I never had the chance to contribute to this cause. This changed after I moved to Boston following graduation.