Overcoming barriers together – Support survivors and students

A conference for everyone

The Freiheit 2026 Congress should be a place where no financial barriers prevent people from standing up for freedom. That is why we have launched two special programmes to enable particularly important groups to participate – free of charge or at a significantly reduced price.

Two programmes with a big impact

Survivors of prostitution

Anyone who has managed to leave prostitution knows that the road to true freedom is long. A conference like ours can be an important step towards healing, networking and regaining dignity. That is why we offer survivors free or heavily discounted participation. With the special donation of €2,000 already pledged, we can reserve places – but demand is higher. Your donation will enable more survivors to participate.

Students and young people

The future leaders of our society should have the opportunity to learn about and take action against human trafficking and sexual exploitation while they are still at university. That is why we support 10 students with significantly reduced fees. The €3,200 fund that has been provided is a good start – but with additional donations, we can reach even more young people.

Your donation – a tangible impact

When you donate, you enable:

• that survivors share their strength with others and feel empowered themselves

• that young people develop an awareness of this issue at an early age

• that the message of freedom reaches an entire generation

• that people who need it are not excluded for financial reasons

Help fill both “buckets”

Both funds still have room to grow. Every donation, large or small, helps to enable more people to participate who would otherwise have to stay away. You are not only investing in a conference, but in healing, hope and a movement for true freedom.

Would you like to donate and make this important support possible?

Please contact us for further information on donation options. Together, we fill these funds and open doors for those who need it most.