The Myosotis Project

Biography

The Myosotis Project aims to combat Human Trafficking by raising awareness and understanding the complex issue of “Modern Slavery”. The name The Myosotis Project comes from the flower “Forget Me Not”, whose botanical name is Myosotis. This flower symbolizes remembrance, hope, and true love. All these attributes are attributes of humanity and the good within us. Human trafficking victims deserve to be remembered, not forgotten, and we have the responsibility to remember those who did not get justice and hope and fight for a better future for everyone.

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November 19, 2024

Luise Bornmueller

This blog provides practical steps for involvement: from raising awareness and educating oneself, to becoming a responsible consumer and advocating for anti-trafficking policies. Remember, every small action matters in the fight against trafficking. Join the movement today and help drive meaningful, lasting change.

November 19, 2024

How You Can Make a Difference: Building a Movement & Driving Systemic Change Against Human Trafficking

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October 28, 2024

Aia Karymshakova

This is the first blog in the 3-part series of The Myosotis Project’s collaboration with Youth x Youth. This blog series uses the Youth x Youth pedagogy of What Is, What If, and What Now, combined with The Myosotis Project’s mission of raising awareness and combating human trafficking. In this first blog, we begin by understanding and making sense of the problem of human trafficking.‍

October 28, 2024

What Is Human Trafficking: Understanding and Sensemaking the Problem

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October 3, 2024

Grey Silveira

This blog addresses the long-term effects of human trafficking on survivors, such as trauma, housing instability, and stigmatization. It critiques current support systems for being fragmented and inaccessible. The blog calls for reforms in healthcare, legal aid, and housing to better support survivors’ recovery and reintegration into society.

October 3, 2024

Why Support Systems For Trafficking Survivors Are Flawed and How We Can Improve Them

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