Become A c4c Champion

What makes a champion?
Champions are those who fight or speak UP for another person or for a cause, such as champions of equal rights. The best champions are those who take risks knowing that a failure only makes them stronger. 

By becoming a c4c champion, you pledge to speak UP for the vulnerable with the courage to help break the cycle of human trafficking. c4c champions will have priority access to all the organization's events and educational programs.  
Send us an email at cycling4change2015@gmail.com to sign up to be a c4c champion.

Together let's make a difference today and support those who are marginalized in society by offering hope. After all, HOPE changes everything.

c4c - Northwell Health @ The United Nations

A Global Response to Human Trafficking in the Healthcare Setting: A Human Trafficking Protocol for Healthcare Providers Worldwide
UN Presentation and Proposal to the World Health Organization (WHO) through the Global Strategic Operatives (GSO)
for ​the Eradication of Human Trafficking and the Sovereign Order of Malta
​September 29, 2022

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January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day is recognized each year on January 11th. 
​Blue Campaign’s largest initiative is #WearBlueDay on January 11th. To raise awareness of human trafficking, we invite the public to take photos of themselves, friends, family, and colleagues wearing blue clothing and share them on social media – Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram – along with our #WearBlueDay hashtag. Anyone can participate, all you need is a piece of blue clothing!

• A Proclamation on National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, 2023 | The White House
• Report to Congress on 2023 Trafficking in Persons Interim Assessment Pursuant to the Trafficking Victims Protection Act - United States Department of State
• The President’s Interagency Task Force - United States Department of State
  

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​Blue Heart Campaign

The Blue Heart Campaign against Human Trafficking works to raise awareness of the plight of victims and to build political support to fight the criminals behind trafficking. The Blue Heart Campaign, supported by several countries all over the world, seeks to encourage involvement and inspire action to combat human trafficking.

The Blue Heart represents the sadness of those who are trafficked while reminding us of the cold-heartedness of those who buy and sell fellow human beings. The use of the blue UN color also demonstrates the commitment of the United Nations to combating this crime against human dignity. In the same way that the red ribbon has become the international symbol of HIV/AIDS awareness, this campaign aims to make the Blue Heart into an international symbol against human trafficking. By "wearing" the Blue Heart, you will raise awareness of human trafficking, increase the visibility of victims and join the campaign to fight this crime.