Freedom 58 Project Incorporated

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“All directors and officers must complete a conflict of interest disclosure form annually and update it promptly if circumstances change. The board (or designated governance committee) will review all disclosures and determine appropriate action. Any decision related to a disclosed conflict will be documented in meeting minutes, including the nature of the conflict and the rationale for any action taken. Failure to disclose conflicts of interest may result in disciplinary action, up to and including removal from the board, termination of employment, or termination of volunteer engagement. All directors, officers, staff members, and key volunteers must sign an acknowledgment stating that they have read, understand, and agree to comply with this policy.”

“Governance and organizational structure: freedom 58 project is governed by a board of directors and led by co-founders bob and libby swenson. The organization operates with a commitment to transparency, accountability, and collaboration, partnering with various stakeholders to amplify its impact in combating human trafficking.”

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“Mission statement: freedom 58 project uses art, education, and frontline prevention to illuminate injustice, equip communities, and intervene in human trafficking situations before exploitation begins. Program service accomplishments: the faces of freedom art exhibit: we curated and expanded the "faces of freedom" art exhibit, featuring over 250 original paintings inspired by survivor stories. In 2024 it was installed in metro denver. This exhibit utilizes abolitionist and survivor stories from the u.s. And around the world to illuminated the realities of trafficking and equipped them with tools to identify and prevent exploitation. Included within this broader exhibit is the growing legacy collection, which features powerful portaits of historical abolitionists like frederick douglass, rosa parks, harriet tubman and other leaders who have shaped the fight for freedom. This collection serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference, encouraging viewers to draw inspiration from those who have led the charge for justice throughout history. Conclusion: these details reflect our ongoing commitment to ending modern-day slavery and restoring dignity to survivors through innovative and collaborative approaches.”