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Explore all the Heroes! Use the filters below to check out where and how they work, or view by class to make connections between Heroes working all over the globe.
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![]() Honorable Francisco Sierra |
Japan
Honorable Francisco Sierra
Japan |
2004 |
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As the Ambassador from Colombia to Japan, the Honorable Francisco Sierra was able to address a unique problem: people who were being trafficked from Colombia to Japan. |
![]() Marilyn Carlson Nelson |
United States of America
Marilyn Carlson Nelson
United States of America |
2004 |
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Marilyn Carlson Nelson, CEO of Carlson Companies, has been a role model for promoting social corporate accountability. |
![]() Sr. Eugenia Bonetti |
Italy
Sr. Eugenia Bonetti
Italy |
2004 |
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Sister Eugenia Bonetti works with migrants at the CARITAS Listening and Reception Center in Turin, where she first became aware of human trafficking. |
![]() Pierre Tami |
Cambodia
Pierre Tami
Cambodia |
2004 |
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From despair to hope—Pierre Tami in Cambodia helps to regain dignity for the abused, vulnerable and jobless through social empowerment. |
![]() Bonnie Miller |
Greece
Bonnie Miller
Greece |
2004 |
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Bonnie Miller tirelessly pursued cooperative efforts to combat modern-day slavery, raised awareness, and established resources. |
![]() Chief Togbega Hadjor |
Ghana
Chief Togbega Hadjor
Ghana |
2004 |
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Chief Togbega Hadjor is chief over the region which includes the infamous Lake Volta, where young boys are sold as slaves to fishermen. |