The artists partnering with IJM are writing a new chapter in that tradition, using music, film and creativity to shift culture, spark advocacy, and build a movement to end slavery and violence.
Proven impact
Artists move people. They always have. When that power is aimed at justice, it reaches places that policy and data alone never could. IJM artist partners bring the reality of slavery and violence to audiences who are ready to act. Their storytelling fuels lasting work that protects vulnerable people.
Pop Rock Band
OneRepublic has partnered with IJM for several years to help fight modern-day slavery and human trafficking, especially the issue of online sexual exploitation of children. The band has been actively involved by visiting IJM field offices, meeting survivors, raising awareness through interviews and social media.
Grammy Award-winning Singer and Songwriter
Grammy-winning Lauren Daigle partners with IJM to combat trafficking and protect children. She headlined the 2025 SBLIX Night of Freedom and is advocating with IJM for Congress to pass the STOP CSAM Act to strengthen the online safety of children.
Hip-Hop Artist
Rapper and music executive, KB partnered with IJM on his 2026 “Signal Tour”. In nineteen cities around the U.S., KB used his voice to raise awareness on the fight against human trafficking and inspire action to protect the vulnerable.
Christian Musician and Author
Andrew Peterson has long partnered with IJM, using his music, storytelling and tours, including Behold the Lamb of God, to invite audiences into the fight against slavery. Through concerts and fundraising efforts, he continues to mobilize fans to support IJM’s work of rescue, restoration and justice.
Folk Pop Band
The Gray Havens have built a long-term partnership with IJM, using their music, tours, and platform to consistently raise awareness and invite fans into the fight against modern-day slavery. Through ongoing collaborations like IJM-sponsored tour experiences, they help mobilize their audience to support rescue work.
Artists standing for freedom
IJM’s artist community spans genres, mediums and generations. Songwriters, filmmakers, visual artists and performers are all using their craft in service of something that matters. Every voice adds to a chorus growing louder for freedom.
In the spotlight
From studio sessions to sold-out shows, IJM artists are creating with purpose. Here’s what’s happening now.