Our Mission

We exist to close the gap between current response efforts and real-world challenges.

Our work directly supports those on the frontlines by strengthening networks, building trust, and ensuring that successful strategies are recognized and replicated. We document critical needs and effective practices, gathering, analyzing, and sharing data to highlight key issues and guide more effective interventions.

By presenting the collective perspectives and expertise of civil society to funders, policymakers, and other key stakeholders, we provide critical insights that can lead to more informed and coordinated actions that make a difference on the ground.

Together, we work towards bridging intention and impact, ensuring protection for those who need it most.

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Current Highlights and Updates

Explore our latest publications and stay informed on our ongoing efforts and initiatives.

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CSOs must have a place at the table in global discussions on TIP for forced criminality

Freedom Collaborative was honored to represent civil society partners at UNTOC COP12 in October, presenting findings from our upcoming report on prioritizing responses to forced criminality at a side event organized by Australia, Indonesia, the UK, and GI-TOC.

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October 29, 2024

Global

Trafficking for Forced Criminality

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Our Collaborative Initiatives

Our core work is to strengthen coordination and networks that directly support civil society organizations in connecting, sharing information, and collaborating effectively.

Global Project

Trafficking for Forced Criminality Response Working Group

With around 50 members, this closed working group—supported by USAID Cambodia CTIP—brings together organizations directly responding to trafficking for forced criminality into cyberscam compounds in Southeast Asia, along with other key stakeholders.

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AfricaN INITIATIVE

East and Horn of Africa Anti-Trafficking (EHAAT) Network

Hosted by our organization, the East and Horn of Africa Anti-Trafficking (EHAAT) Network includes over 100 diverse civil society organizations from Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda. Launched in 2017 by the Better Migration Management Programme, funded by the EU and Germany, the network advances collaboration and expertise in migrant protection and counter-trafficking.

ThaI Initiative

Thailand Anti-Trafficking Community (TATC)

The Thailand Anti-Trafficking Community, as part of the USAID Thailand CTIP activity, consists of 20 local civil society organizations operating across the country. Conducted in Thai, the community focuses on peer learning, expert training, and coordination to address practical challenges and enhance organizational effectiveness.

Photo by Suthep Kritsanavarin for USAID Thailand CTIP

Building partnerships  for stronger, more resilient communities.

Our Mission

We exist to close the gap between current response efforts and real-world challenges.

Together, we work towards bridging intention and impact, ensuring protection for those who need it most.

Let's get started

THE WORK WE DO

Facilitate access to peer support, expert knowledge and training

Provide consistent  updates across the sector

Gather and enhance access to  data and available resources

Current Highlights and Updates

CSOs must have a place at the table in global discussions on TIP for forced criminality

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