Indian American couple Dancy and Harold D’Souza were invited as guest of honors at MOUVA NOW Anti-Sex & Human Trafficking Fashion Advocacy Campaign and Award ceremony organized at Indian Ridge, Country Club, Andover, Massachusetts on May 14th, 2022.

The Black Tie &Red-Carpet event was graced by Crown Princess Maria Amor, Royalty and award-winning pageant, Miss World, politicians, attorneys, survivor advocates, and celebrities from across the globe.

Harold D’Souza spoke on the importance of prevention of sex and labor trafficking. Education on human trafficking to identify, red flags and resources is the key to protect our vulnerable population. Harold shared the National Human Trafficking Hotline Number: 1-888-373-7888.

MOUVA NOW is a 4-time award winning campaign. It wants everyone to have the freedom to live free and from abuse. MOUVA NOW is nonpartisan and nonsectarian.

Harold D’Souza Co-founder of Eyes Open International (EOI) thanked; “Simple living, high thinking Sean Bardoo for organizing ‘Fashion for a cause with Advocacy’ to combat sex and labor trafficking globally”.

The Mission of MOUVA NOW – To achieve abuse free environments and basic human rights afforded to all through our movement. We are the forefront fighting for the hopeless through our platforms that raises awareness, educates and empowers individuals to have equal rights.

The D’Souza family is a living role model of; slavery to success, rags to riches, hurt to happiness, and stigma to smile. Harold D’Souza a native of Bajpe, Mangaluru has been a former member on U.S. Advisory Council appointed by President Barack Obama and President Trump. Bradly and Rohan D’Souza were recently honored by Cincinnati Works. A Bollywood Biopic Blockbuster Silver Screen Film is in production on Harold’s life from India to The White House. The title of the Biopic Film will be announced by the International Film Producers and Directors.

The D’Souza family has been recognized, respected, and rewarded World-wide for being the ‘Voice for the Voiceless Victims’.

Two things define the D’Souza Family; ‘Their patience when they had nothing and their attitude when they have everything’.