Wear a dress, make a difference. Today is the start of @Dressember 2018, a 31 day style challenge benefitting anti-trafficking programs around the world (including ours!). Head to https://t.co/mxyV4MeQEK to create a campaign page and to find out more. #itsbiggerthanadress
Join the fight against human trafficking by donating to my dressember campaign! Dressember is all about raising awareness to end slavery forever. We can do this together! https://t.co/7DObYkVz1v
Slaves.
Human beings.
Fellow image-bearers.
In staggering numbers all over the globe. They cannot cry out.They cannot draw attention to themselves. We must do it for them. You bet my church & I are in it to end it. #EndItMovement#bayoucity2endit#A21 Grateful for this coalition:
It’s been a BIG WEEK for FREEDOM!
Because of YOU more people are AWARE, INFORMED and INVOLVED!
We we in it to END IT this week, we’re in it to END IT today and we’ll be in it to END IT until slavery no longer exists. 👊🏼❌#enditmovement
Slavery generates an estimated $150.2 billion per year in profits.
That's more than Google, Amazon and eBay combined.
TODAY is OUR day to CHANGE the statistics.Our voices are LOUDER when raised together. TOGETHER we can END IT.
❌#enditmovement
2.22.18: Their lives. Their stories. Their futures. To us, even ONE is too many.
RT if you’re ready to JOIN THE FIGHT by drawing a Red X on your hand and posting to social using #enditmovement. 👊🏼❌
Your SHOUT has been LOUD FREEDOM FIGHTERS and it’s just getting started.
Your voice can bring rescue to real people hidden in slavery. Join the Digital March to End Slavery on March 14 by recording your video to Congress today. #HiddenNoMore https://t.co/C43F0xuXMj
Just successfully put on mascara in a rickshaw...I think I've officially mastered Mumbai 💁🏼 (also tweeted this with nary a spelling error from a rickshaw)
.@SDSheriff's deputies weren't kitten around when they said they found these furry creatures alive in an area burned by the #LilacFire https://t.co/wV2aUt77Ep
Latest CA wildfire stats:
6 large fires
141,000 acres burned
190,000 residents evacuated
23,000 homes threatened
5,700 firefighters on the lines
500 confirmed structures destroyed