Lena Weathers, our founder, was interviewed. She discussed the human trafficking industry.

Desert Companion Magazine features Lena from AIP. Read the rest here.

The fight against juvenile sex trafficking is ignored, stigmatized and underfunded, but a small army of victim advocates is determined to change that Read Full Feature

Published on Aug 5, 2016 According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, 41 individuals have been arrested as part of a three-day sting which sought to crack down on human trafficking in Nashville. As part of “Operation Someone Like Me” undercover agents posted ads on Backpage.com – an internet classified site – to find individuals…

Women’s Global Leadership Alliance (WGLA), the premier organization for women in leadership, announces today it chose Awareness Is Prevention (AIP) non-profit organization as its foundation of choice. WGLA will gift AIP a portion of its proceeds from its upcoming Excellence in Leadership Conference in Las Vegas, March 10-12, 2016.The Full Press Release

July 28, 2015: Co-Founder & Secretary of AIP, Ken Walther presented to the Las Vegas Host Lions. Ken and AIP are the leaders in Clark County on education and prevention of Human Trafficking and Global Slavery. Mr.Walther explained to a full house on how everyone can help fight Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a crime that has become the second largest criminal enterprise in the world, with an estimated 45 million people currently enslaved worldwide. It has passed the illegal arms sales in the global black market trade. Human trafficking victims include men, women and children in labor servitude, private ownership and in sexual services. Human…

Essay By Tina Frundt (Since this essay was written, Tina Frundt has moved forward in her life to open Courtney’s House in 2008, (http://www.courtneyshouse.org) and in December 2015, Tina was named to the United States Advisory Council on Human Trafficking by President Obama. November 28, 2005 The pimps who are trafficking young women and girls…

Human traffickers preying more on children, men, laborers – Global Study