International Athletes’ Abolition Mission’s roster consists of athletes from around the world who are not only concerned about a grave injustice, they’re willing to suit up and do something about it.
Athletes of various ages and skill levels practice the IAAM basics of education, service, and/or support in a manner that works for them while making a contribution to the overall effort to end the demand for victims of human trafficking.
International Athletes’ Abolition Mission is proud to name the following roster:
Noah Kemble, USA
Missionary Athlete
Soccer
DI/PDL
IAAM’s Co-Founder. Noah became involved in abolition in high school. He gave the go ahead at that time to focus his soccer ministry on abolition. He maintains a hectic schedule as a music technology major yet is devoted to the Mission and looks forward to when he can commit more of his time. VCW United, IAAM’s soccer outreach, is so named because he wanted to acknowledge that “…the victory that conquers the world is faith.” 1 John 5:4
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Omar Gonzalez, USA
Missionary Athlete
Soccer
DII
Omar grew up playing soccer in a small town in North Carolina. He played for his local high school and club. He was able to parlay his this experience into a collegiate career. Omar is a motivated student and a man of faith. His was an important part of one of IAAM’s inaugural missions and remains committed to serve. He is the Founder and Vice President of his college’s Catholic Campus Ministry. His favorite verse is Philippians 4:13
