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  • Gender-Based Violence

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    August 14th, 2014

    A GLOBAL EPIDEMIC Gender inequality is pervasive around the world, and violence is both a cause and consequence of this inequality. Gender-based violence can include female genital mutilation/cutting, intimate partner […]

  • Tahirih Urges Congress to Meet Legal and Moral Obligations to Displaced Children at the Border

    News

    July 15th, 2014

    The root causes of the flight of refugee children from their homes may be complex, but our obligation to protect them is not.

  • Support I-VAWA

    Action Alerts

    June 24th, 2014

    By directing the U.S. government to create a coordinated, comprehensive, and concerted strategy to reduce violence, I-VAWA would have a powerful impact on the suffering of millions of women worldwide who face horrific abuses.

  • Aicha Abdoulaye

    People

    June 22nd, 2014

    Aicha Abdoulaye is a survivor, an entrepreneur, a public speaker, and an advocate for survivors of human trafficking and forced marriages. She has been working with the Tahirih Justice Center […]

  • 2013 Impact Report

    Pubs

    April 23rd, 2014

    At the time of this publication, Tahirih had assisted nearly 15,000 women and children seeking protection from gender-based human rights abuses such as rape, female genital mutilation, domestic violence, human trafficking, “honor” crimes, and forced marriage.

  • Layli Miller-Muro: We Will Dramatically Increase Our Impact By 2017

    News

    April 11th, 2014

    Layli Miller-Muro pledges to address a heartbreaking fact: Tahirih is only able to serve 1 in 4 women who reach out for help due to limited resources.

  • Hilton Worldwide Recognized as Tahirih’s Corporate Partner of the Year

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    April 9th, 2014

    As one of the largest hospitality companies in the world, Hilton Worldwide has demonstrated commitment and leadership in the effort to combat human trafficking.