Human trafficking is one of the biggest social injustices of our time. 27 million people are enslaved around the world including labor trafficking, sex trafficking, debt bondage, and domestic servitude. More and more people are becoming aware of the factors leading to injustices and slavery such as poverty, little access to education, and disparity between economic classes. Men, women, teens, and even children want to have an impact on changing these injustices.

A simple step that consumers can take is to ensure that the products they purchase are ethically produced with the rights of the worker being upheld. Many consumers also want to make sure their purchases not only bring them pleasure but also benefits another person or organization. October – December is the biggest shopping quarter of the year. The last quarter of the year is prime time for retailers and non-profit organizations to reach compassionate consumers.

Eye See Media and ShopToStopSlavery.com are producing the 2011 Ethical Holiday Shopping Guide. The 2010 Ethical Holiday Shopping Guide (the first) was on online version with approximately 5,000 hits. The 2011 Holiday Shopping Guide will be 5” x 8“printed 52 page color magazine, as well as an online version. The printed version will be distributed by Eye See Media along with their “Freedom” Issue and will also be distributed at events. Anticipated distribution of the 2011 Ethical Holiday Shopping Guide is 5,000 printed magazines and 10,000 online visits.

The following ad space is available for the 2011 Ethical Holiday Shopping Guide for organizations, companies, and retailers that are working to end injustices in the world through fair practices, activism, and assistance to vulnerable groups. This year’s ad space is available year’s guide:

All payments and ads need to be received by October 1st. Please contact Robin at Robin@ShopToStopSlavery.com or 904.838.5339 with any questions. Or express interest in the contact form below.

Thank you for attention. Reserve your ad spot today as space is limited.

Robin Rossmanith, ShopToStopSlavery.com
Marie Elvshammar, Eye See Media
Darcie Nolan, Eye See Media