Selah Freedom Employee Directory
Individual and Family ServicesUnited States51-200 Employees
Selah Freedom is a national nonprofit in the United States focused on ending sex trafficking and supporting those who have been exploited through four core programs: Awareness, Prevention, Outreach, and Residential. The organization collaborates with law enforcement, lawmakers, and community leaders to illuminate trafficking realities and to drive changes that affect lives. Its efforts combine education with direct services across local communities and national initiatives. Founders Elizabeth Melendez Fisher Good, Laurie Swink, and Misty Stinson identified, in 2010, that local children were being trafficked in American communities, a finding that helped shape the group's work. Described as a mid-sized nonprofit, Selah Freedom operates with a national reach and a coordinated program model. In 2026, the organization launched a YouTube interview series featuring experts, advocates, and survivor voices to broaden outreach and education.