How to Get Involved with the DICG

Learn how you can contribute to our collective efforts in addressing these crucial issues.

For Patients

The DICG doesn’t work directly with patients, but you can support our work by:

downloading the patient brochure and discuss it with your health care providers.
following us on Social Media

For Physicians

You can support the DICG by:

studying our resource page and materials & becoming familiar with The Declaration.
understanding your responsibility regarding organ trafficking as a physician.
familiarizing yourself with local laws so you know your legal responsibilities.
reaching out to the DICG if you suspect a case of organ trafficking or commercialization.
Sign the Individual commitment statement.

For Researchers

The DICG is always looking for people interested in conducting research to further our mission.

For Organizations

For organizations whose work and mission aligns with the DICG:

Consider endorsing the DOI.
Link to and learn about the DICG.
The DICG will participate in local conferences and collaborate on educational materials. Reach out to see if we can help further your work.

For the Media

Please reach out and let us know if we can support your stories and provide information.

For Law Enforcement

Please review and study the Glo Act and Toolkit on the Investigation and Prosecution of Trafficking in Persons for Organ Removal.

For Members of Government and Governmental Organizations

The DICG has consulted in legislation and assisted in legislation to provide governance on unethical and illegal trafficking. Please reach out and let us know if we can provide information.