For those of you who have followed the Daniel Academy journey you know that the desire to open a home for boys who are survivors of sex trafficking has been on our hearts for years. The process has been long and at times slow, but this past year this project has been kicked into overdrive! […]
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The United States is the largest producer and purchaser of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). The Center for Missing and Exploited Children reports that in 2022 the CyberTipline received 32,059,029 reports: 31,901,234 apparent child sexual abuse material; 80,524 online enticement, including “sextortion”; 18,336 child sex trafficking and 12,906 child sexual molestation. In addition, there were […]
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At Sarah’s Home we believe in reaching as many people as possible in order to educate them about trafficking in our nation. We believe that education is vital in the prevention of trafficking. Once that information has been shared, it’s not uncommon that people then ask, “now what? How do I help protect the kids […]
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The Internet Watch Foundation has uncovered what they describe as “a world of text-to-image technology. You type in what you want to see in online generators and the software generates the image.” Their first investigative report on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) was published in early 2023 and was entitled, ‘How […]
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The little notice given to boys primarily identifies them as exploiters, pimps and buyers of sex, or as active and willing participants in sex work, not as victims or survivors of exploitation. (And Boys Too by ECPAT-USA) Learn the truths to combat this lie by joining us for an event at the Human Trafficking Task […]
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Hello wonderful friends of Sarah’s Home & Daniel Academy, We have some exhilarating news that we just couldn’t wait to share with all of you. Get ready to jump up and down with joy because it’s time to announce something God has done that is truly incredible! Drumroll, please… Introducing the new 20 Acres! Hold onto your hats because […]
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The United States is experiencing and unprecedented surge in gang activity. Unfortunately, the Department of Justice data regarding gangs and their criminal activity is sparse and dated. The most recent report published in 2011 entitled the, National Gang Threat Assessment, noted that gangs were responsible for “an average of 48% of violent crimes in the […]
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We have some incredible volunteers at Sarah’s Home who offer their expertise to help aid our girls on their healing journey. Because of this, our girls get to do some amazing things in their time at Sarah’s Home. Two of these individuals, Linda and Kathy, offer their ranch and farm for our girls to go […]
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One week ago, on July 4th, a new movie hit the theaters called Sound of Freedom. This may be one of the first times that Sarah’s Home is encouraging our friends and supporters to watch a movie and to encourage others to see it, too. It isn’t a fun, entertaining movie, not your usual Summer […]
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Survivors of sex trafficking face the issue of not having people believe them and/or shifting the fault onto them for the trafficking. This concept is called victim blaming. People make assumptions which lead to the person being blamed for the harm that was done to them. Victim blaming can be indirect or direct. Example: “Why […]
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