WE DON’T DO RESCUE MISSIONS. WE STOP THE CYCLE AT THE START.
At Share the Signals, we’re not waiting for the crisis. We show up before it starts, when manipulation is quiet and trust is being twisted. Grooming is the setup. We’re here to shut it down.
WHAT IF YOU COULD STOP TRAFFICKING BEFORE IT STARTS?
You can. When people understand grooming, they make different choices.
That is the whole premise of this organization. Not fear, not spectacle, not another awareness campaign that leaves people alarmed and unequipped, but education specific enough that an adult knows what they are looking at, and early enough that it still matters.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Prevention beats response
Every dollar and hour spent before exploitation is worth more than the same spent after it.
Grooming is a pattern, not a mystery
It follows a recognizable sequence. Anything recognizable can be taught.
Fear does not protect anyone
People act on clarity and confidence, not alarm. We aim to leave a room equipped.
The adults nearby matter most
Parents, teachers, coaches and volunteers see things first. Our job is to make sure they know what they are seeing.
EDUCATION, PUT WHERE PEOPLE ALREADY GATHER.
Start with the pattern
Teach how access, trust, isolation and control actually develop, in plain language.
Make it setting-specific
A locker room, a cabin, a classroom and a youth group each have their own version of the same dynamic.
Give people a next step
Every session and resource ends with something concrete a person can do this week.
Build for the long term
Books, workbooks, curriculum and training that a community can keep using after we leave.
LEADERSHIP
Don Meredith
Founder + Co-author
Founder of Share the Signals. Since 2022 he has spoken on prevention at community events, Rotary clubs and a Homeland Security event on human trafficking.
Jessica Holland
Co-founder + Director of Marketing
A Chief Marketing Officer by trade, Jessica leads the organization’s education and outreach work and co-authored Breaking the Code of Grooming.
JOIN THE MISSION.
Give, bring us to your community, or put the book into someone’s hands. Every one of those grows the number of adults who can recognize the pattern.