Anup,
It's always good to see the younger generation involved in this anti- trafficking movement. I understand that you come from the public health perspective and focus on HIV/AIDS victims.
I think this community generally feels that if possible, we should get all these women and girls out of the exploitative situation as soon as possible. So in addition to providing the basic necesities of life to these women and their children, does Cents of Relif provide information about alternatives and encourage them to leave? Or do you have any plan to do so? What would they be?
I am also very interested in how you mobilize the student community to support your work and how you deliver your programs in India? Do you go to India in summers? Do you have any partner organization that helps you in India or Nepal? The changemakers community is quite active in South Asia and this platform might help you connect with them.
Wenchi Yu Perkins, Anti-Trafficking and Human Rights Program Manager,
Vital Voices Global Partnership
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