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At The End of Slavery (DVD)

At the End of Slavery: The Battle for Justice in our Time takes you inside the violent and ugly business of modern-day slavery. Undercover footage and first-person testimony from former slaves and respected experts expose the enormity of the crime — but a remarkable strategy and the courage of today's abolitionists offer hope for a final end to this brutal trade.

Suggested donation - $10.00

The Justice Mission (Curriculum)

The Justice Mission is a collaborative effort between International Justice Mission and Youth Specialties. The program is a video-enhanced youth curriculum reflecting the heart of God for the oppressed of the world. It is a five session study series that takes you inside the work of IJM to see the reality of injustice in the world, and what you can do about it.

Suggested donation - $50.00

Terify No More (Book)
By Gary Haugen, IJM President and CEO.

This gripping book documents the events leading up to, and surrounding, IJM's groundbreaking work in the notorious Cambodian village of Svay Pak. In this operation alone, IJM’s work resulted in the rescue of 37 underage victims of sex-trafficking, many of them under the age of 10.

Suggested donation - $20.00

Good News About Injustice - 10th Anniversary (Book)
By Gary Haugen, IJM President and CEO.

Interspersed with individual stories of specific abuse, this book chronicles the vision behind IJM's work and seeks to tackle tragic injustices with practical insight, answering tough questions regarding the nature of injustice and the Biblical mandate for Christians to confront it.

Suggested donation - $20.00

Just Courage (Book)
By Gary Haugen, President and CEO.

Haugen leads us on a journey to freedom from the triviality and fear that can stifle our lives.

Suggested donation - $20.00

Testimonial
No card, no life

"Some people think [citizenship] is just a plastic card – but in reality, those without that card don’t have a life."

IJM Thailand FO Director Khem Saksakunmongkhon

In His Own Words
Game Changing Results: Project Lantern

“Broken public justice systems can be fixed, and when they are, they fulfill their call to protect whole communities. In the Philippines, IJM’s Project Lantern has shown that a thoughtful and targeted investment in a local public justice system can transform the system’s response to the crime of trafficking little girls for commercial sex. After just three and a half years of IJM operations in Cebu, independent researchers confirmed a 79 percent reduction in the number of girls trafficked for commercial sex. These groundbreaking results have been so well received by the Government of the Philippines that I believe we are on the cusp of real and lasting transformation of the public justice systems in both metro Cebu and metro Manila.”

Blair Burns, Director of Operations, Southeast Asia

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