Free, practical resources for parents, healthcare workers, corporations, and advocates, everything you need to recognize trafficking and know what to do next.
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Trafficking hides in plain sight — in a hospital waiting room, an airport, a gas station, a child's group chat. The people best positioned to catch it aren't always trained to see it. These resources close that gap.
INFORMATIONAL
- Caring for Yourself While Supporting a Survivor
- CSR & Sex Trafficking
- Empowerment or Exploitation? Ethical Engagement of Survivor Leaders in Anti-Trafficking Organizations
- Juneteenth
- Kristi's Statement on Federal Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking
- Living Life Alongside Survivors Living Life Alongside Survivors
- Survivor's Guide to Evaluating Organizations
- Texas Landscape Assessment
- The Power of Language in Serving Trafficking Survivors
- Understanding Trauma: The Effects of Sex Trafficking
- Utah Landscape Assessment
HEALTHCARE RESOURCES
- Best Practices for Addressing Severe Mental Health Conditions in Anti-Trafficking ProgramsBest Practices for Addressing Severe Mental Health Conditions in Anti-Trafficking Programs
- ASK – In-Person Healthcare Protocol
- END – Telehealth ProtocolEND – Telehealth Protocol
- Hospital Human Trafficking Guide
- Pregnancy Help Organization Protocol
- The Pregnancy Continuum
- Trauma-Informed Language for Healthcare Providers
WEBINAR-BASED ARTICLES
- Addressing Trauma: Why Exploitation-Specific Curriculum Is Key to Healing for Survivors of Sex Trafficking
- Beyond Surviving – Ethical Practices for Employing Survivors
- Equipping Foster Families to Support Youth Experiencing Exploitation
- From Data to Action: How Technology Can Transform the Fight Against Traffickingv
- Improving Relationships Between Law Enforcement & SurvivorsImproving Relationships Between Law Enforcement & Survivors
- Recognizing History: Serving Indigenous Survivors of Sex Trafficking
- Serving LGBTQIA+ Survivors: Recognizing Inequity in Vulnerability & Access to Aftercare
- The Call for Reform: The Need for Change in the Juvenile Justice System for Survivors of CSE
- The Dark Side of Nevada: Understanding Trafficking in the Domestic Legal Sex Industry
- The Vulnerabilities of Unaccompanied Youth & Undocumented People
- Safe House Project Policy Spotlight
The Right Resource, at the Right Moment,
Can Change Everything.
Whether you're a parent, a nurse, a corporate partner, or just someone who wants to help, there's a resource here built for you. Take the next step.