In our work, we see that economic marginalization is the primary driver of human trafficking. When a woman doesn't have access to safe, sustainable employment, she lacks agency and is vulnerable to exploitation. The barriers to safe employment make economic mobility a constant uphill battle.
Nomi Network focuses on addressing these barriers to employment and creating job pathways for survivors and those at risk of human trafficking.
Because when a woman works, she gains more confidence. She provides stability for her family. She has more autonomy over her life decisions and inspires women and girls in her community to reach their full potential. She ends cycles of poverty and exploitation for her women and future generations.
Learn how you can create a more empowered, inclusive workplace for survivors and economically marginalized women in the latest Economic Justice Report!