• National Educators to Stop Trafficking (NEST): Provides age-appropriate curriculum and resources to educate and empower youth, teaching them how to void being trafficked, stand up for victims of trafficking, and spread the word in their communities with the goal of ending sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
  • The LifeLine Project: Every 34 seconds another teenager enters the life of exploitation.  This 45-60 minute full sensory experience encourages students to be the difference makers in their friends and classmates lives, while breaking the norm of “mind your own business”.  We aim to educate and empower students, teachers, and communities by shining a light on the reality of modern day slavery; human trafficking.  To accomplish this we provide an assembly program, staff training, classroom sessions, and a community comeback rally.
  • POWER UP, SPEAK OUT! : This five-lesson toolkit created in 2012 in Red Lodge, MT, encourages middle school students to think critically about healthy relationships, power dynamics, boundaries, and consent.  Lessons teach students what to do, instead of what not to do and resonates with youth statewide.  It meets Montana Health Enhancement Standards and the National School Counselor Association standards.  As of 2017, over 500 educators have been trained to use the program and it has reached 27,000 youth in half the counties in Montana.  Everyone deserves healthy relationships, join the uprising!
  • OPI's Curriculum One-Pager: Provides links to vetted curriculum organized by grade level, cost and type of resource.