DSC03629 view (2) Soroptimist volunteers and others that participated in the 2015 Human Trafficking Event.

WHO WE ARE

Break These Chains Live Free™ (BTCLF), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to raising awareness of human trafficking issues, using non-traditional forms of communication including performance art, graphic art, and social media.   We are an all volunteer organization.  No salaries, no rent, no overhead. Donations and funds raised go directly to support the costs of hosting awareness events or monetary awards given in our student competitions.

Questions?  Action Initiatives?  Want to Help?  Contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

 HOW WE DO IT

We use symbolic dance, flash mobs, songs, dramatizations and other creative formats to illustrate the ugly truth about human trafficking – modern day slavery.

Our student competitions - “Human Trafficking – The Ugly Truth” - invite high school youth to think about and visualize the feelings of trafficked people, the reality of trafficking through art and photography.

Our Live Free® advocacy items - bracelets and bears - attract attention and invite conversations about trafficking.

 

OUR HISTORY

BTCLF was formed in 2011 by four Soroptimist Clubs in Southern Nevada. Soroptimist is a global volunteer organization that provides women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment.

 

For more information about Soroptimist and its global impact click logo.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS
 

Our community has many dedicated organizations that are active in anti-human trafficking and assist our efforts by donating cash, in-kind services and time to the success of BTCLF.

 

VOLUNTEERS

 A number of individuals and groups keep this organization operational by donating time, talent, and management skills.

 

 Volunteers at the 2016 Human Trafficking Awareness Event displayed messages about trafficking as they walked through the crowds.

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