by Georgia Balentine | Aug 13, 2019 | stories
“Nelia” grew up in a shanty town in a major city in Asia. When she was 13, her family told her she had to work. An acquaintance arranged for Nelia to live with and clean for a local family. After four years of working with this family, her employers’...
by Georgia Balentine | Jul 31, 2019 | news
Last week, 28 survivors of trafficking graduated from Restore NYC and NYU Bronfman’s pilot Entrepreneurship Lab. The two-week intensive course introduced survivors to the world and language of entrepreneurship, taught by NYU faculty and members of the business...
by Georgia Balentine | Jun 18, 2019 | news
NYU Bronfman and Restore NYC are excited to announce the launch of an entrepreneurship training program tailored for survivors of sex trafficking. The two-week intensive course will introduce survivors to the world and language of entrepreneurship, taught by NYU...
by Georgia Balentine | May 23, 2019 | news
Amanda Eckhardt, current Chief Program Officer, will succeed Jimmy Lee as Restore NYC’s Executive Director on October 1, 2019. As we celebrate Restore’s 10th anniversary, we are humbled by how far we’ve come. In the decade since our first year when we...
by Georgia Balentine | Apr 29, 2019 | sex trafficking, stories
Mila’s StoryMila is 32 and has two children, “Sai” (8) and “Tina” (3). She was trafficked by her abusive husband when Sai was just a baby. At the time, Mila was living with her husband and baby in a rural community in South Asia, and her husband insisted...
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