In the News

  • Micah’s Promise was featured on WTVM’s Hometown Heroes sponsored by Daniel Appliance. - Click to Watch and Read the Feature

  • Micah's Promise joined local investigators to share how victim-centered training and multidisciplinary partnerships are strengthening the community's response to human trafficking. - Click to Watch and Read the Feature on WTVM

  • In advance of the Hope & Healing Luncheon, Jason Dennis sat down with Keith Cooper, father to Rachel Thomas, a Sex Trafficking Survivor, to share a conversation about redemption, restoration, and the life-changing impact of investing in survivors. - Click here (and scroll down to #277) to listen to the interview on WTVM

  • WTVM highlighted Micah's Promise's annual Hope & Healing Luncheon, featuring survivor Rachel Thomas, her father Keith Cooper, and her detective JT Summers, along with community leaders sharing how hope, justice, and restoration are transforming. - Click to Watch the Feature on WTVM

  • Micah’s Promise organized a day of learning for more than 80 Muscogee County school counselors and social workers equipping those closest to the students to better recognize, respond to, and support students affected by trauma and exploitation. - Click to Watch and Read the Feature on WRBL

  • Dr. Brett Murphy-Dawson shared practical insights on protecting children from exploitation, emphasizing that prevention begins with informed communities and urgent action for every missing child. - Click here to Read Interview

  • Rotary District 6900 highlighted the Rotary Club of Columbus's partnership with Micah's Promise, demonstrating how community collaboration helps create spaces of hope and healing for survivors of child exploitation.- Click here to Read Article

  • Micah's Promise shared practical warning signs of human trafficking and empowered readers to recognize exploitation, respond safely, and help protect vulnerable children. - Click here to Read Article

  • Courier Eco Latino highlighted Micah's Promise's commitment to serving vulnerable children through prevention education, community partnerships, and restorative care. - Click here to Read Article