Travel in style with our new toiletries and cosmetic case. Individually quilted patterns are stitched onto recycled rice bag material. Exterior zip closure and bright contrasting color handles. Interior contains a clear zip compartment, four storage sleeves and eight elastic toothbrush/ make-up brush holders. Exterior is branded with Nomi Network’s Buy Her Bag Not Her Body® signature label.
Designed in New York. Made in Cambodia.
11.25" L x 8.5"H x 3.5"W with 4" drop strap
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Social Network, meet Nomi Network, the latest in networking genius. A 501(c)(3) organization, Nomi N
etwork develops alternative economic opportunities to empower survivors of human trafficking and at-risk women to financial independence. Nomi Network connects at-risk women and survivors with infrastructure, training, design and marketing expertise to create well made, high-margin products with global relevance. 100% of the profits from the sale of these products are channeled back into programs that aid the women. Friend request, accepted!
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Nomi Network is a fair trade certified organization that promotes both fair wages and the use of env
ironmentally sustainable material in creating every product. They use locally sourced, eco-friendly material to highlight the women's cultural heritage while allowing them to work with material that is familiar to them. Their current collection of products from Cambodia is made from recycled Cambodian rice bag material, while their Indian collection will utilize locally sourced material from its namesake region.
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In addition to being a certified fair trade organization, Nomi Network applies 100% of its sales pro
fits to programs that at-risk women and survivors of trafficking. The women working at Nomi's partner facilities receive fair wages, healthcare and childcare, all valuable and essential assets to their lives.
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Nomi Network adapts their work to the specific needs of the region to maximize the impact they will
have. In Cambodia, they assess and strengthen various non-government organizations for their manufacturing capacity, labor force and skill-set, then provide relevant job training for at-risk women. In India, Nomi Network implemented the Survivor-Centered Sustainable Livelihoods Project, a 24-month project that provides targeted vocational training to a core group of women in community-based groups in India. Once these women have learned the necessary skills, they will provide mentorship training to other women in their groups. This survivor-based model fosters the leadership of survivors and at-risk women to serve as positive, empowered examples in their local communities. In the US, Nomi Network helps connect consumers with survivor-made products and invites retailers to distribute these products, thus bringing awareness to the cause. They also partner with local businesses and anti-human trafficking organizations to host awareness-raising events, panel discussions and conferences.
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Nomi Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending human trafficking. We create jobs for survivors of trafficking or women at risk by creating demand for our Buy Her Bag, Not Her Body� product line.
The Method: Nomi Network focuses on increasing the financial independence of women who are vulnerable to trafficking. We use a three-fold strategy:
1. Improve the design and quality of the products they produce;
2. Use modern marketing techniques to increase their access to the marketplace; and
3. Increase our partner's capacity to hire mo
re women at-risk and survivors of human trafficking.
Our goal is to increase capacity for employers to provide living wages to populations women at-risk and survivors of human trafficking. In 2009-2010, we expanded our partner's to expand their workforce from 23 to 80 employees. We also partner with retailers and encourage consumers to purchase products made by women at-risk or survivor's products. We ultimately aim to create 100,000 jobs by 2025.
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