The Set Me Free Project

The READY to Stand Curriculum® equips people of all ages to recognize, understand, and take a stand against human trafficking. Who It Reaches Age-appropriate programming for K–12 students, educators, parents, and community leaders. How It Works Trauma-informed, survivor-led, interactive, inclusive, and flexible presentations explain human trafficking and help participants recognize potential risks. What Participants Learn Participants learn to value every person, understand trafficking, identify risk, and take informed action against it.

What It Is Students Against Trafficking (SAT) helps students become leaders in human trafficking prevention within their schools and communities. What Students Do Students move beyond learning and begin taking action by educating peers, promoting healthy relationships, leading prevention initiatives, and helping others recognize risk. Skills Students Build SAT develops practical leadership skills in advocacy, public speaking, communication, peer engagement, bystander intervention, and community leadership. Five-Year Goal Launch 100 college chapters, engage 5,000 student leaders, and reach 15,000 additional people through peer-led education and outreach. Program Support Funding supports chapter development, leadership training, advisor resources, educational materials, technology, and networking. The Goal Turn informed students into active leaders who strengthen prevention in their schools and communities.