Annual Member Day
Capacity Building
Capacity building remains the bedrock of the Justice Initiative. We employ customized intelligence, investigative, and operational curriculum at the behest of governments and NGOs across the globe. To accomplish this, the Foundation leverages the expertise of active and retired law enforcement agents to facilitate training and consulting engagements locally and around the world.
Policy
We are committed to bringing together global experts and survivors to identify best practices and make recommendations to promote accountability for violations of international law. This work includes the establishment of strategic partnerships to bolster the advancement and enforcement of U.S. federal laws that deter illicit activity related to forced labor and environmental crimes, disrupting profits from these injustices on a national and global scale.
Advocacy
Our public programming with industry thought leaders and policy experts raises awareness about modern slavery, environmental crimes, and gender-based violence. We leverage our location in New Canaan, Connecticut as a nexus to connect the public with global thought leaders advancing good in the world. Our programs have featured Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege, former CIA director and retired General David H. Petraeus, and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Nicholas Kristof, among other notable contributors.
The Virtual is Real
December 7, 2022 | Grace Farms Foundation and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) hosted the “Virtual is Real” event with experts in technology, policy, gender-based violence, and government discussed the alarming rates of technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) and harassment and the harm they cause. Attendees listened to survivors' online abuse and harassment experiences and the need for better trauma-informed responses, support, and validation of those experiencing online abuse.
The Humanitarian Impact of Conflicts in the Middle East
Grace Farms welcomed General David H. Petraeus and the Institute for the Study of War for a panel discussion on the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and their importance to U.S. national security and values, including human dignity and freedom.
“By bringing together law enforcement, NGOs, and the private sector to form strategic partnerships, we are forging innovative pathways to combat modern slavery, gender-based violence, and environmental crimes.”
Rod Khattabi, Chief Accountability Officer & Justice Initiative Director
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MOUs executed with strategic partners to combat modern slavery and environmental crimes on a global scale.
2,500
Individuals trained across national and international law enforcement agencies, NGOs, and social service providers since 2015.
20
Average number of participants engaged in justice advocacy programming annually.
Leveraging our shared values, collective action, and diverse expertise, we continue to build new pathways towards effective interventions, while energizing a global coalition to help us rise to this monumental challenge. See below for a timeline of our annual Justice milestones.
2019
Signed a MOU with LATF, initializing a critical strategic partnership to conserve and safeguard wildlife and forestry species in Africa through cooperative law enforcement capacity building and training.
2017
Developed a media campaign in partnership with WPP’s J. Walter Thompson and Geometry Global to communicate the global issue of modern slavery in a new way. This anti-trafficking campaign would initiate new ways of raising awareness around modern slavery.
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