The Washington Post tells the story of a courageous Tahirih client who survived human trafficking.

“Tahirih has been a partner and ally like no other in the city’s fight against human trafficking.”

It can take years for victims to be ready to step forward and ask for help. When they do, the doors to justice should be open.

Most people wouldn’t associate Montgomery County with human trafficking. But experts say it’s happening here. Our Baltimore Director Morgan Weibel talks to Bethesda Magazine about problematic gaps in services for victims.

Human trafficking is an emerging crime in Baltimore. Morgan Weibel answers six questions about the issue.

Tahirih acted as a fiscal agent for HT Pro Bono in its founding years, accepting donations on behalf of the legal advocacy organization as it sought its 501(c)(3) status. The fiscal sponsorship began in 2012.

Born out of wedlock and orphaned by her mother in Mexico City, Gloria grew up without knowing what it felt like to be loved. At age 14, she was homeless and was forced to drop out of school to support herself. She was vulnerable to predators like her boyfriend. He betrayed her and sold her to one of the most violent gangs in the world, Los Zetas. Women and girls like Gloria need you now. Can you answer a plea for help this holiday season?

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