Restore Corps

Restore Corps

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Mission
We exist to eradicate human trafficking by empowering survivors, equipping communities, and changing systems. Vision
To see a slave free community through the rehabilitation and empowerment of survivors and a community galvanized against human trafficking.

06/26/2026

We’re honored to share that our Co-Founder and CEO, Rachel Haaga, has been featured in the latest edition of Memphis Lawyer, the magazine of the Memphis Bar Association! ⚖️

In her article, “Restore Corps: Chasing the Sounds of Freedom and Independence for All,” Rachel speaks to the reality of human trafficking in Memphis and the collective responsibility we share in creating pathways of healing for survivors.

“Let us turn into these next 250 years choosing courage over comfort, running to the battle, and navigating together across the community as we close the gaps allowing demand to continue making exploitation profitable and creating accessible opportunities for victims to become survivors and torchbearers of light themselves”

A special thank you to Terre Fratesi, Retired Magistrate Judge for Memphis and Shelby County Juvenile Court, whose encouragement helped make this opportunity possible. Terre is a longtime partner in the fight against human trafficking and has worked alongside Restore Corps for years to advance systems change and advocate for survivors. We’re so grateful for her commitment to justice and hope!

Thank you to the Memphis Bar Association for the opportunity to bring greater awareness to human trafficking and invite our community into the work of creating a future where freedom is accessible to everyone.

Read Rachel’s full article by clicking the link in this post or visiting the link in our bio!

Link 🔗 https://issuu.com/memphisbarassociation/docs/proof_3_-_ml_2026_volume_2?fr=xKAE9_zMzMw

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