This guided tour of the "Faces of Freedom Art Exhibit" is designed to educate and engage schools, churches, community groups, and companies in the fight against modern-day slavery. Through powerful artwork, expert-led discussions, and interactive training, participants will gain a deeper understanding of human trafficking and how they can take meaningful action to prevent it.

What the Tour Includes:

Art as Awareness – A guided tour of the Faces of Freedom Art Exhibit, exploring how art tells the stories of human trafficking survivors and raises awareness.

Education as Action – A facilitated discussion on modern-day slavery, key statistics, survivor stories, and real-world case studies.

Experience as Opportunity – Interactive conversation, prevention training, and tangible steps for advocacy and community involvement.

Safety & Prevention Training (Optional) – A specialized segment on how to recognize trafficking in local communities, including signs, risk factors, and what to do if you suspect trafficking.

Who Can Book a Tour?

Schools (high school & college groups) – Educational tours aligned with social justice and human rights curricula.

Churches & Faith-Based Organizations – Exploring the intersection of faith, justice, and action.

Community Groups & Nonprofits – Equipping local leaders with awareness and prevention tools.

Companies & Corporate Groups – Engaging businesses in social responsibility and ethical leadership.

Suggested Donation:

$500 minimum for nonprofit organizations, schools, and churches

$1,000 minimum for corporate and for-profit organizations