Our impact
Where the human evidence has been shown.
Policies, supply chains, and public opinion change when people see who is affected. For nearly a decade, we have put Lisa Kristine’s photographs in front of lawmakers, business leaders, faith leaders, and the public, from a full exhibition to a single billboard.
What the human evidence has done
Numbers inform.
Faces move people to act.
Our photographs now sit inside the reports, boardrooms, and policy rooms where the response to modern slavery is decided.
Every year
U.S. Department of State
The U.S. Department of State licenses Lisa’s photographs for its Trafficking in Persons Report, one of the most widely used resources on human trafficking.
Inside HPE
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
A multi-year partnership brought the images to HPE’s board, its supply chain leaders, and its offices worldwide.
Policymakers
Romania, then Brussels
In Romania, the photographs opened an event on EU Anti-Trafficking Day. Next: Brussels, November 2026.
Bring the human evidence to your event
Already planning a roundtable or policy event? We can bring the human evidence into the room.
We join events that are already happening: roundtables, policy events, conferences, and side events. A few photographs, or Lisa herself, give the discussion the faces behind the numbers.
