We believe in transforming society using innovative tools in creating awareness.
Creating novel methods of combining art and technology for mass awareness has enabled us to evolve our campaign into smart solutions reaching every section of the public. Know more about how we use innovative mediums like gaming, murals, public art and comic to create a highly immersive
and empathic experience on sex trafficking.
Stencil Project 
The stencil is a powerful means for engaging the public and providing ownership in the campaign to end demand. Each person who creates a stencil becomes a spokesperson for the Missing Link Trust, making it an inclusive and open
campaign.
The silhouette of a young girl symbolizes a black hole into which millions of girls disappear from the face of the earth. She is a constant reminder and a remembrance of the millions of girls who have been lost. This stencil artwork also shares important information that the number 1098 is the pan-India Childline helpline for children gone missing.
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Daily Impressions
Mural Walk
The Missing mural walk is a multi-city art project. This initiative aims to start a dialogue with urban India about the dark world of trafficking (the public is the biggest stakeholder in this issue).
Each city has its own set of murals and chatbot narrative. The murals invite viewers to talk to the artwork via a facebook chatbot. The project builds hard-hitting narratives on the current conversation around sexual violence due to structural and normative gender inequalities in the social fabric.
Start your conversation on sex trafficking. Log in to the Messenger app to experience
‘MISSING’ Mural Walk.
Pari just cut her hair, does she look happy?
No!
Pari actually looks pretty angry, why do you think so?
I don't know
Pari is angry because of Varun “bhaiya”
Who is Varun bhaiya?
Varun was the bhaiya who spent most of his day at the street corner. She had seen Varun stare at other girls and try to touch them. Today Barun attempted to grope Pari.
When Pari reacted do you know what he said?
What did he say?
Hahahaha! Boys will be boys
MISSING: Game for a Cause
The award winning MISSING Game For A Cause is a role-playing game designed to put players in the decision-making seat to experience what a ‘missing girl’ goes through when she is trafficked into the cruel world of prostitution; a world into which millions of girls are lost every year.
It is a first of its kind in leveraging technology in a unique way to bring about long-lasting social change. Available for free on iOS and Android in 12 vernacular languages and 6 international languages, the game has a potential reach of every corner of India and millions in all parts of the world, where other traditional means of awareness generation cannot penetrate with ease.
1 million+ organic downloads
70+ countries
Winner of Nasscom Indie Game of the Year
Available in 12 Vernacular Languages
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Social gaming is critical to build empathy. When you play a game, even a social game, you talk about it. It makes the subject enter mainstream conversation. To step into the shoes of Champa, the victim is so critical to make a player experience what a sex trafficking victim goes through.
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Web of Deceit: A Missing and Trafficking Case File |
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Interactive Digital Comic
Web of Deceit is a joint venture between Missing Link Trust and International Justice Mission. It aims to demonstrate how crimes, in specific against women and children may be reported; and depicts how prosecution of a trafficker/exploiter takes place. It has been created as a tool to make the community aware of the dynamic nature of sex trafficking.
The aim is that this comic will also act as a trust-building mechanism for citizens who are sceptical of reporting cases – a fundamental step towards increasing the reportage of crimes. The comic, furthermore, has the potential to highlight the different perspectives of the various stakeholders in the issue of sex-trafficking.
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