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upLIFTed Movement Uses Health and Wellness to Fight Human Trafficking

Elizabeth is the founder of upLIFTed Movement. They are a community group that blends fitness and activism to bring awareness to the issue of human trafficking. Watch as she shares about her mission to fight trafficking.

What we love about Elizabeth is her passion and energy to make an impact for good. upLIFTed Movement has not only brought awareness to the issue of human trafficking, but they have also raised money to support survivors.

We can all learn from Elizabeth—do whatever you can, no matter how small it is to support those in need because the impact will be worth it. Elizabeth is one of the many awareness heroes who are working to fight sex trafficking in their communities. You have a significant role to play as well.

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