The Awareness Foundation, founded in 2003 by The Revd Nadim Nassar The Awareness Foundation, founded in 2003 by The Revd Nadim Nassar, is an international humanitarian charity, driven by Christian values, whose mission is to build peace through education and training. It aims to empower displaced and disadvantaged children, young people, and women to fulfil …

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Not leaving widows behind: An assessment study of the progress and impact of the UN’s International Widows Day in South Asia, Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa Losing a spouse or partner is a life-changing event. Women, however, are disproportionately affected by this loss because, in much of the world, the distress of losing a partner …

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Genocidal and Wartime Rape in Northern Uganda By: Harriet Ssali (UNSOM) The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) was a rebel group that instigated an armed conflict that engulfed a sizeable part of the Northern and North-Eastern region of Uganda from the mid1980s to around the year 2006. In 2005 criminal charges were brought against Joseph Kony …

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CCARHT Symposium Spotlight: Tatiana Kotlyarenko on Ethical Survivor Inclusion and Trafficking of Ukrainian Refugees We are thrilled to announce that Tatiana Kotlyarenko, a leading counter Human Trafficking Voice and known to so many of you here, will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking 8th Annual Symposium …

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The Hidden Cost of Remittances: African Women Domestic Workers in the Gulf The 8th Annual Symposium of the Cambridge Centre for Applied Research in Human Trafficking, titled “Land, Widows and Wombs: A Gendered Assets Approach to ‘Enabling Environments’ of Human Trafficking and Exploitation,” now just a week away, will shine a light on some of …

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The Voice Over Project The VoiceOver Project is designed to: 1. Build survivor-informed capacity by training staff to engage with survivor activists. 2. Empower survivors to shape programs, policies, and provide peer support. 3. Offer trauma-informed, gender-sensitive assistance and peer-mentoring to trafficked persons. 4. Support social and labor integration through peer-based programs. 5. Raise awareness …

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