In communities where we shop, sleep, learn, and worship, there are underground red light districts—nightmares for our youth and vulnerable women.  These victims are often labeled as criminals and are re-victimized through societal stigma and the justice system. We believe that we can do something about it right now – before one more young person suffers. When we take a stand against human traffickers we can turn these red light districts into green light districts. You can help.  Take a stand.

Recognize. (See the problem of human trafficking.)
doma’s Project Green Light works to educate communities, youth age 12-18, and young women about the dangers of human trafficking.

Human Trafficking is more than an international problem. It is a problem in the United Sates, and it is a problem in Ohio. Up to 18,000 youths are exploited for sex every year, and an additional 300,000 are …read more

Respond. (Do something to stop human trafficking.)
doma’s Project Green Light serves as a first point of contact for youth and young women  who are at risk for or victims of human trafficking.

The hard reality is that the average age of entry into prostitution at 12-14 in the United States. These are children who desperately need our help. The deceptive and alluring behaviors of the exploiters is frightening, but … read more

Restore. (Help make our community healthier and safer.)

Dona’s Project Green Light needs partners—churches, schools, community centers, individuals—willing to take a stand against these predators and tell them to GO from our communities. You can join us!