Empowering Survivors for a Brighter Future
What We Do
Education and Advocacy
We educate communities, professionals, and institutions on the realities of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation through survivor-informed training, public speaking, and curriculum. Our advocacy centers dignity, prevention, and systemic changeโshifting responses from awareness to accountability.
Direct Services
We provide survivor-centered, trauma-informed support through outreach, a drop-in center, individualized Relational Case Management, and access to safe housing. Our services also include mental health support and therapy through our partnership with Carlow University. We meet survivors where they are, prioritizing safety, stabilization, and choice while responding to both immediate and ongoing needs.
Economic Empowerment
Our justice enterprise centers survivor leadership, creativity, and lived experience. Through healing centered lenses and paid roles in production, advocacy, and education, survivors gain transferable skills while shaping work that reflects dignity, care, and purpose
โWhen the harm is relational, the healing must also be relational.โ
Wear What Heals. Support Sustainable Freedom
Each piece supports survivor-centered economic empowerment through dignified, healing focus work.
Upcoming Events
From Awareness to Accountability
Edenโs Farmโs Human Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation Symposium
Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh
Thursday October 8th, 2026
(Registration coming soon)
Carnegie Library Community Education and Human Trafficking Awareness Training
Saturday, September 12
1:00โ2:30 p.m.
Carrick Library
1811 Brownsville Road
Pittsburgh, PA
Saturday, October 3
2:00โ3:30 p.m.
West End Library
47 Wabash Street
Pittsburgh, PA
Sunday, November 15
2:00โ3:30 p.m.
Main Library in Oakland
4400 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA

