Meet Justice has parented a number of different campaigns that fight human trafficking through their own unique methods. Some of them have even grown into independent 501©3 identities.

(2008) Meet Justice Medical is a non-profit that was formed in 2008 as a response to the overwhelming epidemic of human trafficking in Atlanta. Victims of human trafficking and commercial exploitation often need emergency medical attention: in fact, one study states that 28% of trafficking victims seek emergency healthcare at some point. The medical professionals who treat them are poised to intervene on their behalf, but only if they are able to recognize the signs that the patient is being trafficked or exploited. Meet Justice Medical provides live recognition training and resources to raise awareness among emergency health care workers and empowers them to not only save lives, but rescue victims.

(2007) Meet Justice founded Innocence Atlanta in 2007. Its mission is to raise awareness in the community regarding commercial exploitation and engage individuals in the movement to stop CSEC in Atlanta. It has done so by partnering with local restaurants for Evening Out awareness and charity events, creating a mobile art exhibit designed to raise awareness and concern about CSEC, educating people through public speaking, and connecting individuals to the fight against human trafficking by channeling their unique skills and gifts through eight different areas: arts, business, faith, community, education, family, politics, and media.

(2006) Drop Dead Gorgeous, formed as a Meet Justice campaign in 2006, hosts social gatherings, fashion shows, and other events to raise awareness about as well as financial support for the effort to end commercial sexual exploitation of women and children in Atlanta. It approaches the issue of human trafficking through awareness, funding, and legislative action. It’s also a part of Georgia’s Governor Task Force, and in 2010 it achieved 501©3 status.