Their Mission:

To provide healing, hope and a future to girls who have been victims of human trafficking.Through safe homes, raising awareness and the arts, we strive to create a movement of freedom.

Their Work:

There are over 27 million people in the world today who are held as slaves. There are at least 1.2 million children who are sold into slavery for the purposes of sexual exploitation each year. She Dances strives to create a movement of response to this injustice within artists, musicians, organizations, churches, and every breathing soul…

Hope in Honduras is a movement they have started in order to build a safe home for girls in Tegucigalpa, Honduras who have been victims of human trafficking. In order to raise funds to build the safe home, She Dances is hosting a benefit called Art brings Hope on September 25th at The Matt Jones Gallery. Please check out their site and consider being a part of this very worthy cause.

To learn more about She Dances, please visit http://www.shedances.org.

This is something that excites me, because it means to me that my work was successful. Not just successful in creating a cool shirt, but in creating a symbol that transcends its original format. That’s something I strive for in everything I create and something I encourage you to think about. Don’t just think about the here and now of even the smallest of projects; think about the big picture. A solid piece of design i more than just a cute image; its an icon, communicating a message that is timeless and transcendent.

I say all that to brag on just one of the amazing things God is doing through Bedouins, and to encourage you to visit She Dances’ new website. They just launched it earlier this month at shedances.org. Check it out and you just might see those wings again.