Beyond Survival: Organizing to End Human Trafficking of Domestic Workers
There is growing evidence that domestic workers are victimized by human trafficking more than any other group of workers in the United States. Worldwide, millions of employers who use threats and coercion to pay domestic workers no or very low wages rake in illegal profits of nearly $8 billion a year.
Yet domestic workers who survived human trafficking are more than victims. They live at the intersection of many identities, and human trafficking does not define them. As organizers, they can move beyond just survival and into visionary leadership.
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