JUSTICE VENTURES INTERNATIONAL
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Mission Statement
Justice Ventures International secures freedom, justice and restoration for the poor and oppressed by strengthening ventures that promote justice. We equip justice venture leaders. We invest capital in justice ventures. We engage global partners and volunteers.
About This Cause
Justice is essential to ensure a prosperous and fair society for all. Our vision is to see unjust communities transformed into communities ordered according to God’s standard of love. Justice includes: Rescue and restoration for victims of injustice. Accountability and, where possible, restoration for perpetrators of injustice. Transformation of unjust systems, so that all people may live in a society where human dignity is respected. Our Target Areas Human Trafficking Over 12 million men, women, and children are held in various forms of slavery, including sex trafficking, debt slavery, forced marriage, and other forms of trafficking. Every year, more than 2 million children are exploited in the global commercial sex trade. The total market value of illicit human trafficking is estimated to be in excess of $32 billion. (U.N.) 27 million men, women and children are held as slaves. JVI strengthens ventures that bring rescue and restoration to human trafficking victims and accountability to offenders. Urban Poverty Approximately one billion people worldwide live in slums, without access to decent housing, electricity, sanitation, work, or education. JVI strengthens ventures that empower children, women, and men that live in slum communities. Approximately 1 billion people worldwide live in slums without access to decent housing, electricity, sanitation, work or education – this figure will likely grow to 2 billion by 2030. Other Vulnerable Groups Justice Ventures International strengthens ventures that promote justice for marginalized groups that suffer from extreme forms of injustice. Examples include religious minorities, prisoners denied their right to trial and held in overcrowded prisons, and scheduled castes and tribes in India.