Why Do We Lock Up Survivors of Sex Trafficking?
Eighteen-year-old Macy [1] has an infectious smile despite everything. Like many of her college freshman classmates, she works part-time and has several roommates. Unlike those classmates, the [...]
Video About Amara’s work
Amara Legal Center from PSK on Vimeo.
DC Police Officer Barnhill Case featuring Stacie Reimer, Executive Director and Founding Parter of the Amara Legal Center
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) — A former D.C. police officer who served as a pimp for teenage girls was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday afternoon. Linwood Barnhill pleaded guilty to two [...]
WBA Foundation 2015 Grantees
Interview with Stacie Reimer, Executive Director and Founding Partner of Amara Legal Center.
Breaking Free: A Survivor’s Journey Exclusive Film Premiere
Join us on November 3rd for the exclusive premiere of a special short film entitled “Breaking Free: A Survivor’s Journey”, created by a local artist that tells a survivor’s story with Amara and a [...]
Why Do We Lock Up Survivors of Sex Trafficking?
The story of one of our amazing survivors was highlighted this morning by Andrea Powell of Fair Girls in Nicholas Kristof’s blog on the New York Times on September 28th, 2016. Check out her [...]
