The Lantern Project
Non-Profit Organization ManagementWashington, United States11-50 Employees
The Lantern Project is a non-profit organization based in Seattle, Washington, that operates as a grassroots coalition focused on ending human trafficking and building a slave-free world. It brings together local abolition activists, non-governmental organizations, government agencies, and other coalitions to raise awareness, advocate for victims, enhance survivor care, promote anti-trafficking legislation, and help service providers strengthen their capacity. The organization positions itself within the broader field of anti-slavery and human rights work, serving a network of community collaborators and partners to mobilize public action and policy responses. Known activities include public outreach and community engagement initiatives in the Seattle area, such as events and partnerships designed to sustain dialogue on trafficking issues. Based in the Seattle region, the group emphasizes citizen-led, local efforts to address labor and sex trafficking, collaborating with healthcare, social services, and faith- or community-based organizations to support victims and survivors. The Lantern Project operates under the umbrella of Seattle Against Slavery, reflecting a local coalition model that coordinates diverse partners toward shared anti-trafficking objectives.
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