The Mull Advocacy Seal is a new recognition awarded to nonprofits who demonstrate a steadfast commitment to ending human trafficking through excellence, accountability, and strategic preparedness. This seal is granted exclusively to organizations that successfully score 90% or higher on KMAC’s rigorous 150+ page “The Mull Report: An Organizational Audit for Non-Profits Working to End Human Trafficking.”

 

This is not a financial audit. This is a survivor-led effort to ensure an organization is not only financially responsible, but its programs are also survivor-focused, trauma-informed, and utilizing recognized best practices.

 

Earning the Mull Advocacy Seal signifies that an organization is mission-driven and exceptionally equipped to secure funding, implement impactful programs, and maintain ethical standards in the fight against human trafficking.