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Super Bowl LX: Awareness, Action, and Protecting Communities
Super Bowl LX offers a chance to raise awareness about human trafficking and empower communities to recognize the signs of exploitation and know how to respond. Learn what indicators to watch for, how to report suspected trafficking safely, and how you can support survivors.
911 CELL PHONE BANK 2024 ANNUAL REPORT
This year alone, the 911 Cell Phone Bank: 1) Wiped data from 40,125 phones, 2) Recycled 117,020 lbs of e-waste, 3) Helped survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking find safety. Read our full 2024 Annual Report to see how we’re saving lives and protecting the planet—one device at a time.
20 Years of Empowering Victims: 6 Lessons in 5 Minutes
Over the past 20 years, we’ve worked with law enforcement agencies, victim service organizations, and countless businesses across the country to collect, wipe, and repurpose unused phones and electronic devices. Here are 6 powerful lessons we’ve learned—delivered in 5 minutes or less.
A Smartphone Walks into a Lost & Found…
A smartphone walks into a lost and found and mutters, “Last thing I remember was falling between the hotel bed and the nightstand.” If lost phones could talk, oh, the stories they’d tell…
6 Signs Your Organization Is Overlooking a Major ESG Opportunity (And How to Respond)
As businesses strive to meet Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, many overlook a crucial opportunity: sustainable technology disposal. Properly managing electronic waste (e-waste) is not just about environmental responsibility—it’s also a chance to create positive social impact and strengthen governance practices. Here’s how to identify gaps and take action.
Your Lost & Found Management Will Never Succeed If You Overlook This Key Step
If your business is holding onto unclaimed devices without a proper disposal plan, you’re exposing yourself to data security risks, legal compliance issues, and operational inefficiencies. The key step to successful lost & found management? Implementing a secure and ethical device disposal strategy.
Community Partners Combat Human Trafficking and Domestic Abuse in Nashville
Recent reports of five human trafficking arrests in Antioch have shed light on the urgency of addressing these crimes in our communities. The Metro Office of Family Safety Nashville and the 911 Cell Phone Bank are working collaboratively to connect victims with resources, raise awareness, and create a safer environment for all.