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HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Human trafficking has severe adverse effects on the health, well-being, and human rights of millions of vulnerable adults and young people in the United States and globally.

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January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month

Want to get involved? Join our webinar on Jan. 31: "What Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Organizations Can Do to Address Human Trafficking."

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U.S. Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report

The Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report is the U.S. Government’s principal diplomatic tool to engage foreign governments on human trafficking.

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Collaborating with Organizations to Address Human Trafficking

Community and faith-based organizations have historically played a key role in raising awareness, mobilizing the public, and creating political will among policy-makers to take action on important social issues such as human trafficking.

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Leading anti-trafficking organizations release agenda to the President on abolishing modern slavery and human trafficking

An agenda that could bring about freedom, empowerment, and justice to millions of people around the world

Facts

Human Trafficking: The Facts

Human Trafficking is a problem in the U.S.. Learn about the Victims Protection Act of 2000, similarities to intimate partner violence, and how you can help.

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

FUTURES is at the forefront of policy and program initiatives to prevent trafficking and help survivors to heal and thrive. The scope of this work ranges from the prevention of labor and sex trafficking to ensuring justice for victims and empowering survivors with the tools for recovery.

FUTURES also provides training and technical assistance to organizations seeking to work collaboratively to effectively respond to human trafficking in their communities. Our interactive training opportunities bring together professionals from law enforcement, immigration, victim services, and the violence prevention field in order to advance best practices in preventing trafficking and keeping victims safe.

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Rankings Undermine Credibility of TIP Report: Malaysia, Burma and Qatar Upgrades Unjustified

While some country rankings in the report reflect real progress or challenges on the ground, there are a number of rankings that are a significant cause for concern, and overall the inconsistency in country rankings calls the integrity of the report into question.

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