Our Projects

The Protection Project Association of Scholars in Trafficking in Persons
The purpose of the Association is to create a network of scholars in the field of trafficking in persons. The association will provide educational tools, conferences, training programs, and workshops on education on trafficking in persons, and will keep members advised of advances made in human rights and human trafficking education around the world.   Enter Here>>

Human Rights in the Middle East-Empowering Women in Iraq
This program, part of the United States Department of State, Women's Democracy Initiative, provides comprehensive activities to prepare Iraqi women to take on leadership roles by equipping them with knowledge of their rights and by providing a practical set of skills to empower them to implement this knowledge in the political arena.
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The Protection Project-Promoting Human Rights Values Around the World
The Protection Project is a human rights research institute based at the Foreign Policy Institute at The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC. Founded by Laura Lederer in 1994 to address the issue of trafficking in persons as a human rights violation.
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