Nomi Network has a very clear-cut mission—end human trafficking. Though still in its start-up phase, Nomi Network actively works to combat the leading cause of trafficking, poverty, by marketing tote bags produced by Cambodian women who themselves were victims of human trafficking. Behind Nomi’s surprisingly effective methods is Diana Mao, a 27-year-old social entrepreneur and co-founder of the organization. The Eye interviews Mao to discuss this incredible organization, the future of the nonprofit industry, and the choice to abandon for-profit for good.
