Atlanta, Georgia Mar 16, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Theresa Caldwell Jenkins, a renowned author, human trafficking survivor, and founder of the nonprofit organization Hauts Talons Rouges, was honored on Friday at the Georgia State Capitol on the occasion of International Women's Day. Her exceptional contributions to the fight against human trafficking, fundraising efforts, and advocacy for the voiceless have made a significant impact around the world.
Ms. Caldwell Jenkins' tireless dedication and commitment have resulted in raising over a million dollars for various organizations and donations, providing vital support to combat human trafficking globally. Her personal journey as a survivor, having endured trafficking from the age of 7 to 11 in Cincinnati, Ohio, has fueled her passion to be a beacon of hope and catalyst for change.
Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Hauts Talons Rouges, the nonprofit organization founded by Ms. Caldwell Jenkins, aims to raise awareness, provide resources, and support survivors of human trafficking. Originally established in Washington, DC, the organization has grown under her leadership and has become a vital force in the fight against this heinous crime.
Throughout her remarkable journey, Ms. Caldwell Jenkins has collaborated with numerous organizations dedicated to eradicating human trafficking and supporting survivors. Notable affiliations include The Steve and Marjorie Harvey Foundation for Chicago Public Schools HeR Virtual Power Summit, WEModel USA in Washington, DC, Awaken in Reno, Nevada, and Speak Out in London, United Kingdom, Washington DC Democratic Womens Club, among others. Her extensive network and partnerships have expanded the reach of her advocacy efforts and amplified the voices of survivors worldwide.
In addition to her impactful work, Theresa Caldwell Jenkins is an accomplished author, with two notable books to her name. "A Diary from Hell: A Child Being Sold in America" chronicles her own harrowing experience, shedding light on the realities of trafficking within the United States. Her second book, "The Ripple Effect: Dancing with the Scars of Human Trafficking," delves deeper into the long-lasting effects and the journey towards healing for survivors is set to be released later this year.
The recognition bestowed upon Theresa Caldwell Jenkins at the Georgia State Capitol on International Women's Day serves as a testament to her unwavering commitment and remarkable achievements. Her resilience, compassion, and determination continue to inspire countless individuals in the fight against human trafficking.
Theresa Caldwell Jenkins is an author, human trafficking survivor, and founder of the nonprofit organization Hauts Talons Rouges. Through her personal experiences and unwavering dedication, she has become a leading voice in the fight against human trafficking, raising awareness and supporting survivors worldwide.
About Hauts Talons Rouges
Hauts Talons Rouges is a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking and providing support to survivors. Founded by Theresa Caldwell Jenkins, the organization strives to raise awareness, offer resources, and advocate for the voiceless in their journey towards healing and empowerment.
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