June 6th, 2011
08:00 AM ET
One dress raising awareness of slavery
Last year, Amy Seiffert learned that her hometown of Toledo, Ohio, ranked 4th in the United States in the number of arrests, investigations and rescues of underage victims of sex trafficking. So Seiffert decided to do something about it.
She pledged to wear the same dress for six months and donate the money she would have otherwise spent on clothes, and raise money and awareness for The Daughter Project, a local organization building a shelter for girls rescued from sex trafficking.
She blogged about it, she spoke out about it, and before long, others were inspired to follow in her footsteps.
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I want to be part of this project of slave traffiking but i have no idea how i should go about please help.
Do what we did. Wear the same dress. It seems simple but really raises awareness and money. The girls in college gave the money we raised to the daughter project. You can do the same. If you want more information on the daughter project visit http://www.thedaughterproject.org/
It is wonderful that you have decided to do something so wonderful for the children suffering such a life. Kudos to you!
Bingo! Check out http://www.overused.org
or http://www.finalstory.com
They have a web site called The Daughter Project and you can get more information
Group with other folks. Take video of street hookers and with law enforcement, make citizen arrest on them. Of course, know the law. These hookers and their pimps will go to other areas. Those areas they will move to should do the same things and they be run out of business ! With a camera, get pictures of 'Johns' also and publish them on FaceBook !
Do what Chris Hansen on Dateline NBC To Catch a Predator do ! Hey you might catch a serial killer !
Leave the girls alone. The girls provide a service even Tiger Woods liked and he was married. Go after the pimps and the Johns.
Got to agree with Ramrod on this one, why persecute the women? They are the ones that we are suppose to be trying to help. And persecuting them isn't going to do any good.
You need to go after the pimps and handlers they are the ones most of the time that are keeping these women locked in this vicious cycle.
Good idea go after the victims, how lame is that?
that can be dangerous. most likely their guys will be watching.
@Ramrod The girls aren't providing anything if they're slaves, it's being stolen from them. The Johns are raping them if they have no choice.
Easy. Find a small child anywhere from 5-10 yrs old, kidnap her and sell her to a middle aged man or woman. Preferably one in the political field but clergymen will work just as well.
yeah, I was reading her post as "how can I become a slave trafficker, too?" also. Nice catch.
toledo, ohio is fourth in sex trafficking? seriously ... toledo ... toledo ... is number four ... really? does this make any sense at all to anyone?
i heard someone speak on the sex trafficking in the toledo area at my church, they were saying it does make sense if you look at the location with all of the highways/interstate that intersect here
1 dress
6 months
0 showers or friends.
They didn't say they did not wash them. Before this was a throw away society..people had work cloths, play cloths, sunday church cloths or your good cloths, you wash or rinsed out your cloths (gentle or personal) that evening for use the next day because you had but one or two. Friends that would abandon you while working on such a humane cause, I'd say see ya later....I can do better, elsewhere!
it's CLOTHES
should have hooked would have got more
Contact this organization - Not for Sale - here:
http://www.notforsalecampaign.org/
Kudos to you for helping!
if your a sexy blond it would help also.
make sure you are blonde.
This is such a good idea! visual so people notice and get talking about it!
Maybe we should do this at Asha India
http://hopeashaindia.wordpress.com/
My home-state of Ohio has long been known for its female sex slaves transported in 'herds' in trucks through the U.S. Interstate system I-71/70 and I-77/70 splits. Thank heaven our Ohio State Patrol officers are supportively vigilant in their actions to stop and apprehend heinous perpetrators.
Uh-huh. Arizona already tried that, remember? The state patrol becomes more vigilante and the ACLU pops out of the woodwork, rousing the rable and squealing about racism and profiling.
But – great working Amy, taking a stand and raising awareness.
Wat I have to say is to go online andgo for search den u fill a form. Bg
This idea is very weird. Just the thought that you need to buy new dresses so often points to a very bizarre attachment to consumerism at its worst. Is she saying she needs to replace her dresses in less than six months? They can't even go out of fashion that fast. A good quality piece of clothing should last for years if properly cared for. What the heck is this woman and her followers doing to their clothes ?? How much are you spending on clithes that NOT buying a new dress would amke any significant impact on charitable donations? This is why people are going bankrupt and in foreclosure. They CANNOT stop buying and spending. This is a mental disorder. She needs to get help. Please enlighten me. I don't get it.
I think the point behind it is two-fold. (1) To raise awareness. Obviously those people who see her multiple times over the course of the 6-months will notice that she is wearing the same outfit. That sparks a conversation where she can tell them about the project. The idea is that they will, in turn, tell some of their friends/family/coworkers about the charity and hopefully some of them will donate. Which brings me to the second point. (2) To raise money. I don't think this woman is saying that she goes out and buys a new outfit everyday. But, over the course of 6 months, the average person will spend SOME money on clothes – whether it is for a special occasion or to replace worn-out clothes. It is relatively easy to figure out how much you spent in a prior 6-month period on clothes, and then just donate that same amount to the charity.
I can see how this would raise awareness, and focus the person on the issue. In terms of saving money, unless the person usually constantly buys clothes, I'm not sure how it would do that. As others point out, the dress will ultimately need to be replaced. In the meantime, the dress will have to be washed every couple of days, which uses fuel and water. Of course, that expense might be justified by the increased awareness.
At least she is trying to do something good to help some kids in awful situations. I applude her.
At least she's not acting like a Whining Wiener Weiner.
@iamthefredman. If you wear the same dress every single day for 6 months, yes, it will need to be replaced. She's not just refraining from purchasing new clothing for six months, she is wearing the same thing. Of course if you had actually taken the time to read the article and let it sink in you would know that. I'm sure that you only have 3 outfits(a formal, "grungy" for yardwork, housework, etc, and a work outfit) and only eat 1200-1500 calories a day, do not drive a vehicle, turn off every light, take 5 minute showers, etc, THEN you can say how others spend their money. I do not know a single perfect person in the world that does every one of those things. Everyone spends. If no one spent, the economy would be worse off than it already is, as nobody would have jobs in retail, and manufacturing. Obviously you don't get it, cause you didn't read the article completely.
Hmmm, I think a birthday suit would work better for this purpose.
You can slam @iamthefredman all you like, but I was confused, too (and I DID read this very brief article). Perhaps this is a matter of where a person lives. I could show up in the same outfit for a considerable while before anybody would see it as odd enough to comment on. I imagine that if I lived in the world of "Sex & the City" there might be some comments from my friends at tea, but not here in small town Canada. Wearing a button would bring faster attention.
Also, nothing I spend on clothes in any six month period would be worth a CNN article. I do shop, just not so very much, and not for clothes, shoes, handbags or whatnot.
That said, I support any plan to change this dreadful situation. If it works in your circles, do it. If you live a different lifestyle, you should try something else.
I am a senior in college in Columbus, Ohio and a group of about 12 girls just finished wearing the same dress for 10 weeks. It was amazing! Students were able to see us in our classes, in our dorms, all over campus. And it was very effective. We were able to share about the campaign to raise awareness and even some men got involved by wearing the same shirt or colors every week. We worked with an organization called DOMA (which means 'home'). It is a safe house in Columbus for victims of trafficking. We also had a huge event at the end of the quarter called "Sex Speaks." Hundreds of people attended. A judge who handles cases in sex trafficking to help free women spoke as well as a woman who shared her testimony of what it was like when she was involved in trafficking. People left changed. The campaign was extremely eye-opening and something we will never forget. We were inspired by Amy because she decided to take a stand against human sex trafficking in such a unique way. We not only raised money but raised awareness that trafficking occurs right here in Columbus and it's an issue we need to address.
How beautiful!
Good job Kristy...it's touching when you see a lot of people want to get involved and help each other. kudos to you and your group. I am from the Philippines and god knows how long our country has been used for sex trafficiking. I will contemplate on this and find my set of group to support this. You are truly inspiring, and AMY keep it up!
Congratulations to you and all the other participants! You've educated folks, changed lives, learned alot about your own attitude towards clothes & over-indulgence, and most importantly, helps some kids in horrible circumstances.
Good on ya, mate!
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I am so touched by this project. it is totally unfair and unkind to humanity. i've got a question, does this project move beyond your continent? I am an African and a Nigerian at that. there are victims of slavery and trafficking here too.....
Hey Kris, My roommates at college and I did this for two months and during the second month we invited even more people we know to join us. My roommate had studied abroad in Morocco and one of her friends there was doing it with us! So yes! You can do this anywhere you are! 🙂
hey.. i am a Pakistani.. i just did my sociology project on this topic.. we realy need to aware people about it..
Really CNN?? So this one woman brought "attention" to slavery in America and Ohio huh?? Sounds like this is just another marketing gimmick with all your ads planted everywhere. But again, this is coming from the network that hired Spitzer!!!
LOL
She is very beautiful
What am I missing here? I like the concept of helping others, but "save the money she would have spent on clothes" in 6 months? I'm wearing the same stuff from 5 years ago. How much does a woman spend on clothes in 6 months? I think the amount donated was $0.00 and she probably got a lot of dollar donations.
Likewise, also, I think this may be mostly raising awareness through smell instead if vision.
I think she would wash the dress regularly.
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Really Steve, you don't know this?? Women are addicted to shopping like, since forever. LOL
Honestly, there are so many anal people here! Apparently she spends some money or she would not have bothered using this as a means to gather money to donate. Just because you wear things until they fall off your body does not mean everyone does. I am by no means considered a 'clothes horse', nor do I buy designer anything, but I do spend several hundred dollars in any 6 month period on a new shirt or pair of pants here or there. It's a great idea so why can't we just applaud her idea and expand on it instead of ridiculing it?
..."but I do spend several hundred dollars in any 6 month period on a new shirt or pair of pants here or there".
ARE YOU SERIOUS??? Several HUNDRED?? Unless you are a Fortune 500 CEO or a Hollywood A-Lister, you are WAYYYYY to materialistic. THAT is one contributing reason why this country is in the toilet, financially. The cause is just, but the support of all the materialistic ladies just highlights the SECOND principle at work here...the one of "HOW AMERICA ABANDONED FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF FINALCIAL LOGIC."
I am STILL shaking my head here...
That would be "FINANCIAL LOGIC"
WoW......Think what we could accomplish if we never stop being a child. Thank You Amy!
Nice idea from a hard working area in America where a new dress is something to look forward and doesn't happen ever weeken. Keep up the "great work girl"!
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Big deal. I have been wearing the same clothes for years.
When losers stop buying hookers this shit will go away.
Wore the same dress for six months? Must've smelled pretty rank by the time the six months were up.
Since we readily have such things as washers, driers, and soap, I'm sure she smelled just fine. Most families have enough laundry to wash a daily load.
Slave trading is some awful stuff. Yes, I saw the movie "Taken". But like illicit drugs, it is almost impossible to stamp out as long as there is a demand for it. And unfortunately there are certain scum out there who demand it.
With that being said, not too clear on how wearing the same dress for a while helps the issue. Does she also not shower or use deoderant? Is the idea to stink as much as possible to raise awareness? Admittedly I did not read the article. I am a busy person.
the article literally takes 45 seconds to read. it may be the shortest article ever published. it actually takes longer to log-in to write a comment than to read this article.
It's very sad that it takes something as awful as human sex trafficking and slavery to get women to realize what men have been complaining about since the beginning of time. They waste so much money on vanity it leaves little time for a man to do anything but work to support her bad habit. While you're at it how about one pair of shoes and give the money back to your husband so he can enjoy life too!
a large hat shaped like a block of cheese would be just as effective as a conversation-starter and have a smaller carbon footprint, assuming the dress was washed frequently with the usual soap, electricity use and gallons of water.
isn't it more efficient to wash a whole load at once?
Give me a break. Wearing 1 dress for 6 months might make you feel good, but that would be proof that you are a delusional, self serving moron. What a piece of fetid trash passing itself off as "news".
Just because you lack the imagination to see the value of this act doesn't mean that it's a delusional act or that it's not effective.
Creative idea to raise the awareness, but human trafficking or sex slave could not be completely eliminated, it is just not possible, as long as poverty exist, there will be human/sex trafficking to the 1st world countries from 3rd world countries.
But we as ordinary citizen should do whatever we can to help.
I dont get it? Can't you just wear other clothes in your closet and stop spending so darn much on clothing? Seriously? I'm a professional woman, I earn in the top 5% of income, and even I only buy clothes a few times a year, ones that last for years.
Sex trafficking is a serious issue and its fantastic someone are stepping up to deal with it. But please people, another serious problem in this country is insane consumerism.
THANK YOU for stating what should be OBVIOUS. Clearly what has allowed you to achieve personal financial success is a SOLID thought process.
Is sex trafficking really a problem in America? I've never seen a sex slave. Where can they be found?
No, the article was just a made up story to see if you were paying attention. Good catch. Duh.
Gee, doesn't she still shower daily?
Now I can see why so many well-to-do people become liberals....they have to give up shopping for dresses to help the sex slaves to feel good about themselves. What do we poor Republicans do to help? At least me in particular...I live paycheck to paycheck and I never see any of the money from the rich liberals trickle down to low life workers like me.
moron
Well here goes another way to get in the news. Enjoy you and your family's 10 seconds of spotlight. I really hope you make sure all the money you get from this actually goes to the Charity to really help these women, otherwise shame on you for using public simpathy for personal gain.
I'm tired of people complaining she is not raising any money and her cause is vain. Instead of typing these comments, why don't you come up with a better plan and ACT ON IT? Whether you see eye to eye with her idea, at least, she is taking a step forward to try to raise awareness and help in her way.
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This is a situation that is getting worse and worse.
Recently during, before and after the Super Bowl agents at airports, bus terminals, cab driver's, train staff all underwent special training to help them spot suspicious activity that could be related to sex trafficking. Apparently around the time of the Super Bowl wherever it's held this heinous crime increases in that area.
I would also like to direct everyone to a new designer by the name of Katie, her company Elegantees.com works towards the prevention and education about sex trafficking. Please visit her website, check out her designs they are beautiful and extremely decently priced. Profits go towards an organization that works directly with those who are victims of this crime. Please check it out, it's another way to help.
Disappointed in the amount of cynical comments on here. Personally, I commend this woman for taking a stand, however small it is, against a very real, under exposed, and horrific problem.
The comments aren't cynical, they are honest: Who cares about someone learning about the sex trade, wearing a dress for six month (oh please how hard is that??!!) and acting like she's changed the world? What the hell did she really do? NOTHING. This is feel good news at it's worst.
Raising awareness about an issue like this is not nothing. Sure, wearing the same dress for six months isn't exactly a sacrifice, especially if you wear different stuff with it to add variety, but even this simple thing is more than most people are doing. She's raising awareness. There is no way to know what the total effect of that will be. Yes, some of the comments here are indeed cynical, including yours.
She did more than you did. Takes a real loser to criticize someone who tries to draw attention to a serious issue rather tha going about their life only caring about themselves - you know, like you. Don't worry, she isn't trying to get rid of the hookers so you'll still be able to go under the bridge and find one willing to "service" you.
#1: CNN where's the data on this? I don't believe it (namely the trafficking stats on Toledo Ohio in the US)
#2: So what? So some privileged women in Ohio wore a dress for a few months and enlightened themselves – how many girls were saved? What were the results?
If you really read and listened to the article, you would have known that she did this to RAISE AWARENESS. Simply put for you and you alone, she did not know sex trafficking was such a problem and when she realized it (her brain, unlike yours, actually can put 2 and 2 together) she did something to make others aware. When people are aware, they look out for suspicious occurrences and can report them to police. That was not so hard, was it?
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The problem I have of the US being labeled as the "largest" or major user of sex slaves is that supposedly our government is spending billions and listen to phone calls to Auntie Em and uses the Patriot Act to bypass our rights. If the government is so great at finding information, do you really think the US is a major player in the world slave trade? I don't.
"our government is spending billions and listen to phone calls to Auntie Em "
This is simply not true. This notion that the government is listening to everyone or reading all our e-mail is just silly. They only actively use those powers when they have reason to believe someone is a person of interest. So unless your Auntie Em has done something to attract their attention no one is paying any attention to her.
We need more people like Amy. Americans tend to be poorly informed about the issues facing us, but when Amy became aware of a problem, instead of making some cynical comments about it or just feeling bad about it for 15 minutes and moving on because it didn't affect her directly, she accepted an unpleasant reality, chose to learn more about it, and decided she would try to do something to help combat the problem.
It would have been easy for her, and attractive woman with a good life to stay in her comfort zone and avoid the unpleasantness that invariably accompanies learning about something as ugly as this issue is. It's also cool that she was able to recognize the extent to she was lucky to have the advantages she had. Very cool.
Right...because only ugly people contribute back to society.
Thanks for the idiotic straw man comment. America needs more of those.
"...to learn more about it, and decided she would try to do something to Make Herself Feel Good." – fixed it for you.
On the lighter side, how many clothes does one person really need? I buy clothes may be once a year...some new jeans, shirts, shoes. Great, her one dress campaign will raise for sex slaves for six months but when she returns to buying clothes, what, every day, she will be a part of the child slavery going on India to make her clothes.
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If she has sex with me, I'll donate to the cause
Very nice but I'm not giving up my slaves!
Honestly, there are so many anal people here! Apparently she spends some money or she would not have bothered using this as a means to gather money to donate. Just because you wear things until they fall off your body does not mean everyone does. I am by no means considered a 'clothes horse', nor do I buy designer anything, but I do spend several hundred dollars in any 6 month period on a new shirt or pair of pants here or there. It's a great idea so why can't we just applaud her idea and expand on it instead of ridiculing it?
There is a lot of cynicism on here. A woman saw an issue that needed awareness, thought of a way to do it, albeit a bit different than other awareness campaigns, but at least she did something about something. All of you on here bashing her and others who have done something, have any of you done anything?
True, it may have lasted only 6mos and maybe she went back to her life as before, but she rose awareness and someone that learned from her will keep the cycle going, maybe in the same way, maybe in a different way, it's called the ripple effect.
Now about you men on here complaining in generalities about how much money women spend on clothing, or as one poster stated being 'vain', and complaining about her and other women consumerism, tell me, how many of you have a TV that is flat screen? How about over say 26 ins? And how many channels do you get with that fancy remote you won't give up? And what about the tools in your garage? Or for others the toys in their office? How many of you play games and watch movies on that really awesome phone?
What I'm trying to point out is that men and women spend money on different things. Most Americans are caught up in consumerism, which is a catch 22, if we don't spend the economy suffers, but if we spend too much then the economy suffers.
So leave the woman alone at least she did something other than complain. And no one has the right to tell someone else how to spend their hard earned money.
Remember: If you're not a part of the solution, you're part of the problem. And any small amount can make a difference. And all of us no matter what our situation we can help others. This msg thread is so full of negativity all over a person trying to bring awareness to an ugly, heinous, crime that happens all too often right here in the US, and maybe that's why there's so much anger on here, the truth and ugly truth has hit all of you square in the face and you can't handle it, so you deflect. Well shame on those of you who have put this woman down. Do some research and open your eyes about this issue. Someone stated to get started find a child between the ages of 5 and 10, think again, it's toddlers and infants also. And rich American men go on vacations, that are specifically geared for going to foreign countries, usually those in the Asian areas, for the sole purpose of having sex with children. This is a very sick and secret society that exists and they abuse these children in countries where they know that the chance of getting caught is almost non-existent.
Absolutely agree. It is MEN that buy and use these children and women.
citation needed. and counter example: http://www.ajc.com/news/woman-convicted-of-forcing-974199.html
I have never felt the desire to add to the comments section of any article, but after reading your excellent rebuttle to all of the negativity that so many people feel the need to express I just wanted to say bravo.
Men are so disgusting. Yet they are allowed to basically run the world. No wonder we are in such trouble.
The comments made here show me that a good number of Americans don't care about anyone but themselves. She is trying to do something for others and this is what she came up with. At least, she is doing something and not just sitting on her asses.
totally agree with you Kathi
HAHAHA. Really brightens my day to get these good old rolling on the floor laughing out loud moments when I read how this is "doing something for others". I'm going to tie a yellow ribbon on to my mailbox, and if anybody asks what it's for, I can tell them "it's to help abused children". I will be so blessed for my effort and will just be able to feel swell for the important change I have brought to the world.
If I were to save the money I spend on clothes in 6 months a family could at best get value meals at McD's...
and after looking at the linked blog – I see more weird quotes concerning the Cult of the Dead Jew (aka 'Christianity') on there than original content pertaining to human trafficking. Odd.
The only downside is how much water they wasted on washing this dress every day. Talk about wasteful. Many children don't have clean water in the world, but good to know she's helping out.
If you really want to end slavery then give up your social security number. then you will own your own labor and not have to be serf giving percentage of your income.
Amazing woman.
The opening of this article made me laugh.....when she found out here area was 4th in actual investigations, rescues. and arrests she decided to do something about it.......makes it sound like she wanted to stop the investigation, rescues and arrest, lol.
So, if I wear the same blue jeans for 6 months, does that make me a better person?
Who would care?
Will CNN stop by to interview me?
Esto — es sano!
it's not that she spent tons of $$ on clothes every month or dry cleaning. it's more about that she / we have the FREEDOM to do so! if you have not procured the services of these unfortunate souls nor been one then you should not mock what others are trying to do to bring awareness to such a horrible act. think about it, could be your sister, girlfriend, or someone you know!
if in fact cnn was really interested in stopping the slavery going on in the world they would strip their clothes off on their next update and show their viewers that they are supporing slavery and empressment of the young by purchasing the clothing that they are wearing. There is slavery and impressment going on in this country and it can be stopped but the politicians in this country are worried about getting reelected not living by american standards. We need to force american companies to bring manufacturing back into this country. Raise importing taxes on products being brought into this country by foreign manufacturers and american companies who outsource their manufacturing to countries that use slave labor and child labor. So cnn stop spinning stories that can be fixed simply by you requiring your employees to wear clothing and use products that are manufactured in the united states. The usa is not perfect but their is a chance of stopping slavery and child abuse in this country, all we have to do is force our elected officials to their jobs and stop worring about their reelections.
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The shot when you're walking down the street is in Sylvania, not Toledo. Also, Toledo is one of Ohio's largest cities, I know that doesn't mean much in the scope of cities like New York or LA, but we're bigger than Detroit now a days. Not exactly "small-town America". We have a major University, that had one of the first distance learning programs in the country; We're the Home of Jeep, Owens Corning and Libby glass; We also have the most famous Minor League Baseball team, The Mudhens. Don't write us off as "small town" just b/c we're not as big as NY, or b/c we're in "fly-over space"!
Also, being from Toledo, I'm always amazed that people are shocked by this fact about our area (not just our city). We have 2 major interstates (I-75 & I-80) that intersect here and we're very close to Canada. Everyplace in the city has easy access to the highways; an abductor could vanish with their victim so quickly. I guess it's just the coping mentality of "that can't happen to me/here" that people develop to make themselves feel safe.
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