
It was May 2001 and journalist Diana Scimone was on assignment in Mumbai, India, writing an article about forced prostitution of women. Early one Saturday evening her contact took her through Mumbai's red-light district. He pointed to a second-floor window and asked if she could see the cages in it.
“Cages?” she repeated with horror. “What’s in them?”
Most kids get lured into the dark world of sex slavery because they don’t know the lies traffickers tell. That's why our sole focus is to reach kids before the traffickers do -- with free age-appropriate curriculum downloadable right here in 12 languages.
Born2Fly’s powerful trafficking-prevention curriculums are kid friendly and parent friendly. They're free and downloadable in 12 languages with separate tracks for kids and teens. More than 1,400 organizations and individuals have already downloaded them. You can, too. Just click the “download” button.
Can an animated film for kids actually stop child trafficking? Yes! It's the storyline in our curriculum for young kids featuring a caterpillar named Blossom who has a dream to fly. We're turning Blossom's story into a feature-length animated film and streaming it free online so kids anywhere in the world can watch it in their own language.
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