CHILDVOICE INTERNATIONAL - CARE PARTNER IN NORTHERN UGANDA
CEO Conrad Mandsager speaks on justice, forgiveness, and reconciliation, sharing stories of forgiveness in the face of trauma and injustice at…
Read PostWe invite you to learn more about our leading-edge approach to implementing proven principles of a trauma-informed business. We welcome the opportunity to discuss with you applying these principles to other businesses and geographical locations throughout the world.
CEO Conrad Mandsager speaks on justice, forgiveness, and reconciliation, sharing stories of forgiveness in the face of trauma and injustice at…
Read Post"Enduring the Night": photo book by ChildVoice International chronicles the lives of former girl soldiers and survivors in Northern Uganda.
Read PostUS State Dept's annual Trafficking in Persons report evaluates global efforts to combat human trafficking. Learn about Tier 1, 2, and 3 countries.
Read PostTJ Jan of Seattle Pacific University interns with Dorothy in DC, contributing to business plans and website content.
Read PostMarket Research Analyst Hester Bentil conducts field research in Uganda for TMP Enterprise, with help from Awaka Uganda, to develop a business plan.
Read PostDorothy and James partner with Awaka Uganda to create supply chain business employing ChildVoice graduates, treating hardwood for furniture and home items.
Read PostDorothy promotes The Market Project at NY events & meets potential partner for trauma-informed therapy training
Read PostThe Market Project partners with BeeThinking to employ First Nations in Canada, producing green, handcrafted wood products.
Read PostDorothy & James research Seattle and Vancouver Island to establish supply chain business for First Nations communities.
Read PostDorothy speaks on human trafficking at Coastal Carolina University and emphasizes the importance of safe work in the rehabilitation process.
Read PostDorothy co-leads global trauma healing course in Alexandria, VA, benefiting The Market Project's work and worldwide healing efforts.
Read PostJames explores potential partners and livelihood workshops in Yangon. Notably, a private school is interested in partnering with TMP.
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