Mission Nonprofit Spotlight Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative

Olympia, WALocal News

Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative, led by founder Jeri Moomaw, is making significant strides in the fight against human trafficking in the Olympia area. Drawing from her own harrowing experience of being trafficked from ages 13 to 19, Moomaw emphasizes the importance of education and awareness to prevent future incidents. Since its establishment in 2017, the nonprofit has expanded its services to support both sex and labor trafficking victims, providing direct survivor support and training for first responders and community organizations. In addition to her role with Innovations, Moomaw serves as a consultant for the U. S.

Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice, further highlighting her credibility in the field. The organization prioritizes outreach to marginalized communities, particularly focusing on the LGBTQ2IA+ and Native American populations. With a mission to empower survivors to build self-sufficient lives, Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative plays a pivotal role in addressing systemic issues related to trafficking. The article encourages readers to engage with the nonprofit through donations or volunteering. By raising awareness and educating communities, Moomaw and her team are taking actionable steps toward ending human trafficking.

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