About Us – Rebecca Project for Justice

Mission & Purpose

Our Mission
Purpose

Our Mission

The Rebecca Project for Justice is a transformational organization that advocates protecting life, dignity, and freedom for people in the United States and Africa.

We believe that woman and children should have the right to live free of environmental, medical, physical, and sexual violence. Our purpose is to bring about change within our society to build a powerful girls’ initiative, a community of hope, and education of empowering girls throughout the world. Deliberating conscious agents of social and political change.

Empowerment

Empower those children who have been exploited and exposed, helping them to learn how to love themselves and know that they can be productive and valued in this world.

Caring

Caring about each child, making sure that we are sensitive to the needs of the individual as we help and assist them with healing from the outside and within. Providing wrap around services customized to support all needs.

Community Input

We will encourage the public through transparency and service to our children to advocate and provide for them, giving women and children a place of protection and solitude, and teaching and inspiring the community through leadership, education, and community awareness.

Our Program

Together We Can Make A Difference

Giving hope to the hopeless in our community in abroad

We are an Globian non-profit organization that supports human right causes and positive change all over the world. Elaine Riddick's Sister Sanctuary Shelter (Safe Homes) is a program that caters to our youth at risk, abandoned children, and children sold into human trafficking.

A teenage girl with blue hair is sad and depressed. Adolescent depression, headache.

teenage girl showing a stop sign, wanting to be left alone.

young scared and desperate pregnant woman or teenager girl checking positive result on predictor test sitting on toilet WC crying in unwanted pregnancy and unplanned motherhood

Learn More About Eugenics

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The term eugenics was coined in 1883 by British explorer and natural scientist Francis Galton, who, influenced by Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection, advocated a system that would allow “the more suitable races or strains of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable.” – Britannica

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Crimes Against Humanity Worldwide

Planned Parenthood & Eugenics

No More Experimentation With Our Bodies

Protecting our rights to pro-create, we are all humans and we should all have the same rights and opportunities to be treated as humans.

We Believe:

No human life is greater than another

Fairness & Justice - everyone should have the same rights

All life is worth saving