World Action Day
One day. Every city.
Tens of millions across the United States. Hundreds of millions across the world. On one shared day, every town and neighbourhood stops, stands, and demands the protection of children from trafficking — not a march in a capital, a worldwide movement with a single voice.
Where this stands
The date is not set yet.
A day like this only means anything if enough cities hold it at once, so the date follows the coalition rather than leading it. We would rather tell you that plainly than publish a countdown to something that has not been organised.
What we are doing now is finding the people who will host it: the pastor, the coach, the head teacher, the sergeant, the parent who already knows fifty families by name. When there are enough of them, the date gets set once and announced everywhere at the same time.
Register below and you will hear about it before it is public, with enough notice to organise something where you live.
What taking part actually involves
01
Stand where you are
No travel and no permit. A church car park, a school gate, a high street at midday. The point is that it happens everywhere at once, not that it happens somewhere large.
02
Bring the people you already know
A congregation, a team, a staff room, a class. Coalitions that hold are built out of groups that already trust each other, not out of strangers assembled for one afternoon.
03
Say the same thing
That children are trafficked in this country and in every other, that the figures are documented, and that the people nearest to a child are the ones best placed to notice.
Put your city on the map.
Registering tells us where you are and what you can bring. That is what turns a shared date into a day that actually happens in more than one place.