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Born to a mother who sold goods on the street and a father who worked construction, Nhu grew up where every dollar mattered.

Born to a mother who sold goods on the street and a father who worked construction, Nhu grew up where every dollar mattered.

Dua was only 14 when her world took a drastic turn. An ethnic H’Mong girl with dreams of opening her

Nhi became a GEMS (Girls Empowerment Mekong Scholarship) in 2016 when she was 12 years old. Her parents work far

Dung became a GEMS (Girls Empowerment Mekong Scholarship) Scholar in 2020 when she was 15. After Dung’s parents’ divorce when

Thao from Brand Protection Department at Regina Miracle participated as a management volunteer during a 4-day FACT training. She excitedly

I have a friend who was a trafficking victim. Previously, she worked in an unstable, low-paying job in an industrial

T. is a 37-year-old worker from Thanh Hoa Province who came to Da Nang City to work and has two

I was a student in Pacific Links Foundation’s Academic Scholarships Program for 4 years. Before I received the scholarship, I

I’ve written periodically about this young woman, one of our trafficking survivors at our shelter in Lao Cai Province. She