What You Can Do

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What You Can Do

Stop Forced Child Labor in Cotton

The government of Uzbekistan continues to remove millions of children across the country from school and force them to pick cotton during the harvest season. Join us in calling on Aeropostale, Forever 21, Toys R Us, and Urban Outfitters  to join with their competitors -- with over 70 of the world's largest apparel brands and retailers -- in developing policies related to Uzbek cotton. Click the company names to take action!

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Join the Call for an End to Forced Labor in Vietnam

In detention centers all over Vietnam, some 40,000 men, women, and children are being held against their will. They are forced by the government to work in horrific conditions for little or no pay and are held without a hearing or a trial in a court of law.

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Tell Hershey to Raise the Bar

It has been almost a decade since major chocolate companies committed to ending abusive child labor, forced labor and trafficking in their cocoa supply chains, but these abuses continue today. While many major companies have started to work with third party, independent organizations to trace their cocoa and institute labor standards among their suppliers, Hershey lags behind. Tell Hershey to "Raise the Bar" for responsible cocoa sourcing and begin using Fair Trade Certified cocoa.

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Host a Screening of "The Dark Side of Chocolate"

Raise awareness about child labor and trafficking in the cocoa industry by hosting a screening of the new documentary The Dark Side of Chocolate in your community.

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Child Labor Poster Series

Order educational child labor posters for a classroom, congregation, or community space. These posters are full of bright colors and clear action steps to end child labor.