Are you ready to bring freedom?

Many of us would love to do something about the millions of slaves and exploited people in the world. But with our real lives going on, where do we start?

That is why Blackout Trafficking (formerly the Little Black Dress Project) was born. For years we were a nonprofit, but after deciding to close our doors we still wanted to give you access to this 31 day challenge.

Blackout Trafficking is a month-long challenge that anyone can participate in.  You wear one black item each day, while learning to create awareness about trafficking and fundraise in a way that fits you. Groups can do it together to support a local organization. Nonprofits, grassroots orgs, and ministries doing anti-trafficking work can leverage it themselves as a campaign for their org.

We give you the materials. You take off. That simple.

The foundation is laid. You have our permission to do with it as you want. Carry the message of freedom on. 

Why? Because together we still believe everyone deserves a chance to be free.

***Please be aware that Blackout Trafficking is no longer an official organization. They can take no responsibility for the actions of those who freely use their ideas, content, and materials. Nor can they vouch for those who use Blackout Trafficking name and branding in the future. As former founder, Elisa Johnston has chosen to host Blackout Trafficking material on her website, AverageAdvocate.com for distribution only. Elisa Johnston and her company, Average Advocate cannot be held liable for anyone using Blackout Trafficking material. Blackout Trafficking is now under Creative Commons License***