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Fighting to protect children from exploitation
A survey conducted by Evelyn Chumbow of The Human Trafficking Legal Center found that 90% of respondents identified people of color as particularly vulnerable to human trafficking.
A childhood dream turned into forced labor
At 9, Evelyn Chumbow was excited to come to America, believing she would be adopted into a family. Instead, she was forced into domestic servitude.
Speaking out to help others escape trafficking
Evelyn Chumbow shares how telling her story has helped connect labor trafficking survivors around the world with the resources and support they need.
Labor trafficking often goes overlooked
The Human Trafficking Legal Center launched the Harriet Tubman Fellowship to support labor trafficking survivors and raise awareness of a form of exploitation that often gets overlooked.
A child trapped in domestic servitude
Trafficked from Cameroon to the U.S. at age 9, Evelyn Chumbow was taught to obey and stay silent.
The lasting scars of childhood forced labor
Evelyn Chumbow shares how childhood forced labor continues to affect her and the challenges of healing from past trauma.
Escaping human trafficking isn’t easy
Evelyn Chumbow reflects on the fear and isolation she faced as a trafficking survivor, and the faith that helped her keep going.
She traveled to America, only to face forced labor
At age 9, Evelyn Chumbow traveled from Cameroon to the U.S., only to be forced into domestic labor upon arrival. #HumanTrafficking #DomesticServitude #ForcedLabor #Features #FullFrame
Forced into labor at age 9
Evelyn Chumbow came to the U.S. dreaming of an education, but at just 9 years old, she was forced into domestic servitude.
Forced to work, beaten as a child
Evelyn Chumbow of The Human Trafficking Legal Center shares her experience of childhood forced labor and abuse in the U.S.














