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Common Myths About Human Trafficking Debunked | 09.02.2026

When most people think of human trafficking, they picture a stranger pulling someone into a van in a crowded parking lot.

Woman researching how to recognize the signs of human trafficking in public spaces.

How to Recognize the Signs of Human Trafficking in Public Spaces | 08.19.2026

Most people assume they would recognize human trafficking if they saw it. They picture someone physically restrained or calling for help.

Woman looking ahead with hope after overcoming trauma.

How to Support Human Trafficking Survivors: Resources and Steps You Can Take | 07.16.2026

For many people, learning about human trafficking creates a desire to do more than simply raise awareness.

Human trafficking survivor educating communities about prevention and awareness.

How Education Can Help Prevent Human Sex Trafficking | 06.17.2026

When many people think of human sex trafficking, they picture dramatic movie scenes involving kidnappings or strangers lurking in dark alleyways. The reality is often far different and far more ordinary.

Woman using her smartphone to learn about human trafficking awareness and prevention

What to Do If You Suspect Someone Is a Victim of Human Sex Trafficking | 05.25.2026

Something feels… off. Maybe it’s the way she avoids eye contact. The way someone else answers questions for her.

Woman researching information about human trafficking awareness and survivor support resources online

What Is the Role of Law Enforcement in Combating Human Trafficking? | 04.28.2026

Human sex trafficking is a serious crime, and stopping it requires law enforcement to bring justice and recover victims.

How You Can Help Fight Human Sex Trafficking: Tips for Getting Involved | 03.31.2026

Human sex trafficking can happen closer to home than many people realize, in places like hotels, neighborhoods, or even online spaces.

What Support Services Are Available for Survivors of Human Trafficking? | 02.23.2026

Human trafficking affects millions of people worldwide. The International Labour Organization estimates that 27.6 million people are trapped in forced labor or sexual exploitation, generating approximately $236 billion in illegal profits each year.