international justice mission
2018 Annual Report
Thank You! YO U A R E T R A N S FO R M I N G LI V E S , CO M M U N I T I E S A N D EN T I R E N AT I O N S . Your support has sent IJM to the front lines for more than 20 years, fighting some of the worst forms of violence. Through your generosity and partnership, we are at work in communities across Africa, Latin America, South Asia and Southeast Asia to help victims of violence secure justice and to partner with key authorities in fixing broken justice systems.
Rescue
ijm Canada
ijm headquarters
guatemala city, guatemala
SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR
santo domingo, dominican republic
We collaborate with local officials to rescue victims from ongoing violence and bring them to safety.
Restrain We partner with police to restrain criminals, traffickers and slave owners from hurting others.
la paz, bolivia
Restore We join with social workers and aftercare partners to restore survivors to safety and strength through counseling, education and skills training.
Repair We identify gaps in the justice systems where the poor are not protected and then work with local authorities and courts to address these challenges.
YOUR IMPACT IN 2018
4,660 4,616 VICTIMS V IC T I M S OF O F VIOLENCE V I O LE NC E AND AND OPPRE O P P R E S SION S I O N RE R ESCU SC UED E D BY BY IJM IJ M AND A N D IJM IJ M-TR -T RAINED A I N E D PARTNERS PA R T N E R S
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ijm uk
ijm netherlands kolkata, INDIA ijm germany
chiAng mai, thailand
chennai, INDIA
delhi, INDIA
phnom penh, cambodia
BANGALORE, INDIA manila, the philippines
MUMBAI, INDIA
Kampala, UGANDA
GULU, UGANDA
Bangkok, thailand
cebu, the philippines
ACCRA, GHANA
ijm AUSTRALIA
nairobi, kenya
FORCED LABOR SLAVERY
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
POLICE ABUSE OF POWER
SEX TRAFFICKING
LAND THEFT
CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS ABUSE
CYBERSEX TRAFFICKING
VIOLENT CRIMES
ADVANCEMENT OFFICE
227 271
2,034 3,008
29,000+ 25,000+
CRIMINAL S RE STR AINED
SU S U RVIVORS RV I VO R S AND A N D FAMILY FA M I LY
PEOPLE P EO P LE TR T RAINED, A I N E D, INCLU I NC LUDING D I N G LLAW AWENFORCEMENT E N FO RC E M E N T
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OR O R CONVICTIONS CO N V IC T I O N S
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You help survivors heal and thrive CHENNAI, INDIA Just two years ago, Gosamani was a much different woman. She had no idea slavery still existed in India, until she followed the promise of a good job at a brick kiln and ended up trapped alongside 332 other victims. Women and men forced to work in the kiln said the owner controlled them with violence, watched them constantly, monitored their contact with relatives and sent around a false “doctor” to keep them working non-stop. They were terrified and isolated from the outside world—until friends like you sent IJM and local officials to rescue them. Gosamani joined IJM’s two-year aftercare program that helps bonded labor survivors get back on their feet, learn new life skills and plan for the future safely at home. In September 2018, she was one of nearly 1,000 survivors who graduated the program and are now living confidently in freedom. She’s taking hold of all the lessons you made possible and looking forward to helping her community thrive.
“Officials tell me I am a leader, and I am happy that all my villagers trust me,” she says with a bright smile. “I feel so empowered!”
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You give children a bright future NAIROBI, KENYA
“God did not want to finish me,” Jina says. “He wanted to use me to become an encouragement to other girls, other people who had gone through that. I want to say thank you for supporting me.”
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Jina* and her sisters grew up making dolls out of potatoes and dressing them in clothes they made from sweet peppers from their mother’s garden. Her mother remembers Jina being a child full of joy.
Because of you, IJM provided Jina with the legal representation her family could not afford. With the support of her social workers, Jina bravely testified in court, and her attacker was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The family was devastated by a sudden change in their once-exuberant Jina when at 16 she told them she had been attacked and raped by a motorcycle taxi driver while on her way home from school.
Your generous support allowed Jina to participate in traumafocused counseling, and now her joy is returning. This past year, she proudly completed an apprenticeship and secured a job at a hair salon, giving her skills that will help provide for her future. Jina is also a youth leader at her church, and amongst her friends she is beloved for making others laugh with her talent as a comedian.
“I could not even share my story without shaking, crying,� she recalls.
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You empower survivors to become advocates CEBU, PHILIPPINES
Your gifts bring rescue and healing where it’s most urgently needed—but your impact doesn’t stop there. Years after rescue, survivors are empowered to protect and fight for others. Many, like Elsa* in the Philippines, are rising up to lead a movement of justice advocates ready to end modern slavery. Like so many other girls who fall prey to traffickers, Elsa was offered a promising job with good pay. But the scheming bar owner where she worked used loans and sham interest to trap her in a cycle of debt. Night after night, she was forced to dance in a skimpy “uniform” and give customers whatever they wanted—even her body. But you sent IJM and police to rescue Elsa, bringing her and 15 others out of this nightmare. You provided loving social workers to care for Elsa and help her heal. You made it possible for trained lawyers to hold the bar owners accountable in court. You should see Elsa today—a brave, vibrant young woman ready to advocate on behalf of others like her. “My story has not been easy, but it is my story,” she said, taking the stage in September in front of a crowd of nearly 5,000 people.
She continued: “Let’s bring light and healing to those who are still waiting to be rescued. Let us combine our light and overcome the darkness.”
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You make community transformation possible GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA
When IJM first began working in Guatemala, experts warned us that Guatemala was “too broken” to protect the poor. They discouraged IJM from even trying. But courageous supporters like you believed that change was possible, and now IJM and local authorities are working together to protect thousands of children from sexual violence. Since 2006, friends like you have made it possible for IJM Guatemala to work alongside government officials to protect 298 children, help restore 213 survivors and secure 273 convictions against perpetrators.
“Because of the help we received, we aren’t stuck in the past. We are able to move forward.” —Jeny,* a survivor
And the transformation you have helped make possible in Guatemala only continues to multiply; in 2018, your gifts allowed IJM to identify and train two Collaborative Casework Partners (CCPs)—local organizations who learned IJM’s model and will replicate our methods in providing legal and aftercare services to child survivors of sexual violence. These two organizations are now actively supporting over 50 survivors and their families—expanding IJM’s reach beyond what we could accomplish on our own. In addition, the team is currently training three more CCPs who will start replicating IJM’s model in 2019. Thank you for investing in our work in Guatemala. Because of faithful donors like you, our team is empowering local organizations to walk alongside survivors of sexual violence.
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2018 Financial Information 2018
2018
EXPENSE MIX
FUNDING SOURCES
Fundraising
Intl Advancement Offices 7%
Government Grants 7%
12%
5% Institutional Grants 3% Churches
6% Individuals
General and Administrative
13%
Other
72%
75%
Program
Consolidated Statement of Activities (Audited) Without Donor Restrictions
With Donor Restrictions
2018 Total
2017 Total
52,678,293
16,801,460
69,479,753
71,262,427
2,122,982
–
2,122,982
2,269,830
Rental Income
112,553
–
112,553
102,399
Other Income
924,022
–
924,022
374,062
19,653,914
(19,653,914)
–
–
$75,491,764
($2,852,454)
$72,639,310
$74,008,718
40,760,052
–
40,760,052
37,236,834
support & Revenue
Contributions & Grants In-Kind Support
Net Assets Released from Restrictions Total Support & Revenue Expenses
Program Services Justice System Transformation Mobilization Total Program Services
17,627,200
–
17,627,200
12,613,543
58,387,252
–
58,387,252
49,850,377
9,124,804
–
9,124,804
7,180,809
Supporting Services Fund Development General & Administrative
10,571,473
–
10,571,473
9,507,991
Total Supporting Services
19,696,277
–
19,696,277
16,688,800
$78,083,529
–
$78,083,529
$66,539,177
(2,591,765)
(2,852,454)
(5,444,219)
7,469,541
621,815
259,373
881,188
–
($1,969,950)
($2,593,081)
($4,563,031)
$7,469,541
Beginning of Year
$13,242,811
$9,899,163
$23,141,974
$15,672,433
End of Year
$11,272,861
$7,306,082
$18,578,943
$23,141,974
Total Expenses Change in net assets before IJM UK Transfer Transfer of net assets from IJM UK Change in Net Assets Net Assets
In the year 2018, IJM US signed a charter of governance with IJM UK empowering IJM US as the sole and principal member for IJM UK. Under US GAAP regulations, we are required to consolidate the financials of IJM UK with IJM to reflect this governance. 12
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2018 Board of Directors Mr. Gary Haugen — United States CEO, International Justice Mission
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position (Audited)
Ms. Nicole Bibbins Sedaca — United States, IJM Board Chair, Chair for Global Politics and Security, MS in Foreign Service, Georgetown University
2018
2017
19,984,820
25,718,997
Investments
1,004,221
995,000
Receivables, Net
2,250,413
1,885,638
Promises to Give, Net
3,114,800
3,403,466
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
2,163,524
1,414,371
Property & Equipment, Net
3,574,337
3,264,504
$32,092,115
$36,681,976
ASSETS
Cash & Cash Equivalents
Total Assets
Mr. Eric Asche — United States Chief Marketing Officer, Truth Initiative Mr. Marc Allen — United States President, Boeing International Mr. James Abraham — India Founder and Director, SolarArise Mr. Paul Lee — United States CEO, Threadloom Mr. Terry Mochar — Canada Founder and President, Mochar International Management Ltd.
Liabilities
Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses
4,298,646
3,951,420
Refundable Advances
2,156,029
2,433,971
Accrued Severance & Retirement for National Staff
1,833,202
1,317,035
Deferred Rent & Tenant Improvements
5,225,295
5,837,576
$13,513,172
$13,540,002
11,272,861
13,242,811
7,306,082
9,899,163
Total Net Assets
$18,578,943
$23,141,974
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$32,092,115
$36,681,976
Total Liabilities Net Assets
Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions
IJM is committed to modeling and maintaining the highest standards in our work, including our commitment to financial integrity. IJM is recognized by Charity Navigator, Guidestar and BBB for our exceptional commitment to financial responsibility, accountability and transparency. You may view our full audited financial statements at www.ijm.org/financials
Ms. Nancy Ortberg — United States CEO, Transforming the Bay with Christ Mr. Raj Parker — United Kingdom Member, Matrix Chambers Mr. James Peters — Canada Executive Director, Hadrian Manufacturing Inc. Ms. Linda Ranz — United States Director of New Products, Amazon Mr. Nicholas Sensley — United States CEO, Cross Sector Solutions, LLC Ms. Patty Sison-Arroyo — The Philippines, Professor, Ateneo Law School, Manila, the Philippines BOARD OFFICERS Sean Litton — Corp. President, President John Passauer — Corp. Treasurer, CFO Eric Ha — Corporate Secretary, Chief People Officer & General Counsel Jeannie Rose Barksdale — Assistant Secretary, Global Director of Legal Affairs & Deputy General Counsel
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INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION
PO Box 58147 Washington, DC 20037 T F
703.465.5495 703.465.5499
IJM.org
INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION is a global organization that protects the poor from violence throughout the developing world. IJM partners with local authorities to rescue victims of violence, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems. IJM is committed to modeling and maintaining the highest standards in our work, including our commitment to financial integrity. IJM is recognized by Charity Navigator, Guidestar and BBB for our exceptional commitment to financial responsibility, accountability and transparency. You may view our full audited financial statements at www.ijm.org/financials. All text and images Š 2019 International Justice Mission. *Pseudonyms have been used and images have been blurred for the protection of these IJM clients.
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