50 Million People* Are Trapped in Modern-Day Slavery.
We Refuse to Look Away.

The Faces of Freedom Art Exhibit - Art that confronts injustice and celebrates human dignity.

Located in the metro area of Denver, Colorado, this exhibit utilizes abolitionist and survivor stories from the U.S. and around the world to illuminate the realities of trafficking. 

🔹 250+ original paintings of various mediums
🔹Stories of real survivors
🔹Interactive questions and advocacy prompts
🔹Artist collaboration from around the world
🔹Mobile exhibit option that reaches civic, spiritual, and educational venues

"I walked in not knowing what to expect… and left forever changed." – Kristi C.

 

Immersive Education That Drives Action

The Freedom Experience combines the visual power of the art exhibit with an interactive training and discussion format that equips participants with tools to fight modern-day slavery.

What’s Included:

🔹Art as Awareness – Guided exhibit tour
🔹 Education as Action – Survivor stories, statistics, case studies
🔹 Experience as Opportunity – Community advocacy, prevention tools
🔹 Optional Training – How to identify and respond to trafficking

Audiences Served:
🔹 High schools & colleges (social justice curriculum alignment)
🔹 Companies & CSR teams
🔹 Community organizations
🔹 Government & civic groups
🔹 Churches & small groups

Donation Guidelines:
🔹 $500 for nonprofits, schools, and churches
🔹 $1,000 minimum for corporations

Equipping the Front Lines to Spot and Stop Trafficking

Human trafficking often hides in plain sight. That’s why we work directly with law enforcement to ensure those on the front lines are trained to recognize the signs, respond appropriately, and help survivors get the support they need.

In collaboration with the Denver District Attorney’s Office, the City of Centennial, and local police departments, Freedom 58 provides specialized training that blends real-world case studies, survivor-informed insights, and practical tools.

What We Cover:

🔹 Common signs to look for in both minor and adult trafficking cases
🔹 How traffickers target and groom victims—especially youth
🔹 Connecting victims to services and support networks

Why It Matters:
Many trafficking victims are never identified—despite multiple encounters with law enforcement. This training empowers officers to ask the right questions, spot the hidden signs, and be a vital force for prevention and justice in their communities.

 

Stopping Exploitation Before It Begins

At key transit points across South Asia, Freedom 58 supports a frontline team working to identify and intervene in cases of human trafficking—before individuals are exploited.

These locations—such as border crossings, train stations, and bus depots—are often used by traffickers moving people under false promises of employment, education, or safety. Many victims don’t know they’re being trafficked until it’s too late.

What Interception Looks Like:

🔹 Trained team members are stationed at high-risk transit hubs where trafficking activity is known to occur.

🔹 When suspicious behavior or indicators arise, our team initiates a respectful, non-threatening conversation with the individual(s) involved.

🔹 If potential trafficking is suspected, team members separate the individuals and conduct follow-up questioning to determine if coercion, deception, or exploitation is present.

🔹 When a person is confirmed to be at risk, we take immediate steps to intervene, including notifying authorities when needed and ensuring the individual is brought to safety.

🔹 Survivors are offered counseling, and safe return home, along with education about trafficking and how to avoid future risks.

Why It Matters: By intercepting trafficking at this critical stage—while it’s still in motion—we’re able to prevent unimaginable trauma and years of exploitation. Every interception is a life redirected toward freedom and safety.

Survivors are empowered to understand their rights and, when possible, support legal action against traffickers.