Exodus Cry is committed to abolishing sex trafficking and breaking the cycle of commercial sexual exploitation while assisting and empowering its victims.
Our international work involves uprooting the underlying causes in our culture that allow the industry of sexual exploitation to thrive and helping those who have been sexually exploited.
Trafficking is one component of a much larger system of violence, exploitation, and gender inequality known as the commercial sex industry. Our strategies are designed to assist, empower, and help bring freedom to those who have been victimized, while also fighting to uproot the larger system of injustice and exploitation that made it possible.
Exodus Cry fights sexual exploitation in the sex industry in three strategic ways.
Exodus Cry has worked both nationally and internationally training abolitionists in outreach, hosting governmental screenings of our documentary Nefarious, and reaching women bound in sexual exploitation. Here's the impact we've made since starting in 2008.
Benjamin founded Exodus Cry in 2008 as a 501c3 after being inspired by the life of William Wilberforce. He is committed to the abolition of modern-day slavery by campaigning to shift cultural mindsets and laws that would abolish commercial sexual exploitation. He has been a featured speaker at the United Nations and is an award-winning filmmaker. In everything that he does he is driven by a conviction that every person should be free.
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Originally from London, England, Helen has been involved in the fight against sex trafficking since 2007 when she first became aware of its global pervasiveness. Before joining Exodus Cry in 2013, Helen worked as an art therapist with trafficking survivors in Cambodia. She currently oversees Exodus Cry’s public policy, outreach and survivor care departments. Helen has trained over 3,000 individuals in outreach in twenty nations and her teams reach out to those trafficked in every part of the sex trade, including the streets, strip clubs, brothels, porn conventions, and online. She has led anti-trafficking initiatives around major world sporting events in Brazil and Russia, and helped to dismantle an international trafficking ring in Moscow. She has addressed the United Nations on the subject of human trafficking several times.
Request an InterviewOur time meeting one-on-one with both women and men has given us unique insight into the lives of those bound in the cycle of sexual exploitation.
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