Thank You!
In 2007, students donated over $275,000! Because of you, IJM is able to rescue more victims of violent abuse and oppression.

Tell Us What you Did
IJM wants to hear from you. Tell us what you’ve done to stand up for the oppressed.

You can do this in three ways:
• Send an email telling us your story;
• Send us pictures of you, your friends, your school, your youth group, or whoever else you’ve partnered with doing something to end oppression; or
• Make a video and post it to YouTube telling or showing how you’ve stood up for the oppressed.

Send your story, pictures or links to videos to relentless@ijm.org. We will post your submissions on the IJM web site.

Casework Spotlight: Sex Trafficking
Sex trafficking affects millions of women, children and men around the world. Find out more about the issue and what IJM is doing to confront it.

Tell us what you’ve done!
We want to highlight the work of justice that students are doing around the country. Send stories and pictures of how you have been relentless in joining the fight against oppression to relentless@ijm.org.

Justice Week
Organize a Justice Week at your school to raise awareness of oppression and what students can do about it. Download this toolkit to see what other schools have done

Help Protect Trafficking Victims
Urge your members of Congress to better protect victims of trafficking.

Double Your Money
Any money donated by students before the end of November 2007 will be matched by a foundation grant received by IJM. Donate here.

Rezoom Competition Update
Unfortunately, IJM did not win the prize of $100,000 from this competition. Thank you to all of you who showed your support by voting for IJM.

New Relentless Web Banners
Post these new banners on your MySpace or blog to show your commitment to ending oppression and to recruit others to the campaign.

TAKE ACTION FOR BURMA
IJM calls upon the United States Government and its allies around the world to take concerted action to save the Burmese democracy movement, the Buddhist monks, and the students from annihilation at the hands of the military dictatorship. IJM takes this position informed by its commitment to the abolition of modern-day slavery, and its concerns about the regime's well-documented record of forced labor, torture and mass rape.

+ WHAT YOU CAN DO

Justice in Action
Read this recent story about IJM’s aftercare efforts. For victims of oppression, the problems do not end when the chains are broken. IJM aftercare providers and social workers help provide the healing and support clients need during their journey to recovery. Support IJM’s aftercare efforts by paying for a day of social work.

AIDS and Injustice
Raise your voice to help women and children who are vulnerable to contracting HIV/AIDS because of sexual violence and sex trafficking.

IJM Introduction Video
Download this video to share with your friends, school, church, youth group or any other group to help them see what IJM is all about.