Tim Tebow Delivers Heart-Wrenching Testimony About Vulnerable And Exploited Children
The Tim Tebow Foundation is proposing legislation to identify and locate the
More than 50,000 unidentified children seen in images who are being abused, raped, and tortured.
Their images are sitting in a global database and these children are waiting, hoping and praying that someone will identify them.
There’s no time to wait, the time to take action is now.
PROPOSED VICTIM IDENTIFICATION BILL
This bill will build a rescue team of analysts to locate and protect the children seen in sexually abusive imagery at the global level. Specifically, the bill will:
- Creating a position focused exclusively on victim identification within law enforcement and the funding to deploy these analysts around the world.
- Expand HSI and Interpol's world class training capabilities to support this work globally, because American victims' images are shared by computers around the world.
- Modernize the ICSE database so that law enforcement around the world can keep pace with this growing threat against children.
Advocacy In Action
In 2023, TTF began to champion meaningful change at the government level. Our goal is to empower individuals and communities to amplify their voices, challenge injustices, and advocate for solutions that address issues related to Child Exploitation and Victim Identification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does advocacy at TTF look like?
TTF's Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation team advocate in the halls of Congress, educating public officials about the scope and scale of these human rights abuses against children. Our goal is to have the greatest impact for children and that means engaging with Government to scale solutions and rescue children in every community.
What kind of legislation does TTF work on?
TTF focuses our efforts on issues relating to anti-human trafficking and child exploitation by increasing funding for anti-trafficking efforts in Latin America, Africa, and the US to support Victim Identification. We are fighting for children to ensure that the Government commits enough resources to combat these crimes and prioritize the rescue of children currently in harm's way.
How can my voice make a difference?
Your voice can make a difference! By contacting your local senators and representatives, you’ll be making a direct impact on your community. Every email or phone call you make can be the one more point of contact that will help us get to the “one more”.
How can I get involved?
Take Action. The most important part of advocacy is telling your members of Congress what they should prioritize. Already sent an email to a member of congress? You can also get involved by checking back here regularly, signing up for the Rescue Team, and signing petitions as we post them.
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