Rethreaded: Project RE Made - Survivors Create Own Businesses
Jacksonville – Rethreaded continues to evolve and create opportunities for trafficked survivors to find their place. They recently launched an initiative called Project RE Made which provides the opportunity for staff to create their own brand and products to sell in the Rethreaded store.
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