Talitha Kum is an international network of Consecrated Life against trafficking in persons. Working as a network facilitates collaboration and the interchange of information between consecrated men and women in 76 countries.

Talita Kum was founded in 2009.  It arose from the shared desire to coordinate and strengthen the already existing activities against trafficking undertaken by consecrated persons in the five continents.

Talita Kum is a network of networks, organized in many different ways, each promoting initiatives against trafficking in persons in their particular contexts and cultures.

It is a project of the International Union of Superiors General (UISG), in collaboration with the Union of Superiors General (USG).

Their goals

To promote networking between consecrated persons, social organizations, religious and political leaders at national and international level;
To strengthen the existing activities and initiatives, optimizing the resources of the consecrated life, to promote preventative actions, awareness raising, protection and assistance of victims as well as official reporting of trafficking;
To develop educational programs for raising the awareness of this phenomenon, ( and to enhance the professional responses of their members)
To act prophetically -  condemning  the exploitation of persons for economic or other motives and promoting campaigns aimed at changing of attitudes and practices.