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HUMAN TRAFFICKING ENDS WITH US

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EVERY 30 SECONDS A LIFE IS STOLEN

THE GLOBAL SCOPE

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

6.3 million are trapped in forced commercial sex.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

72% of sex trafficking victims are female.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

1 in 4 victims of modern day slavery are minors.

1 in 4 victims of modern day slavery are minors.

There are 50 million total victims of trafficking.

1 in 4 victims of modern day slavery are minors.

$236 billion annual profit from forced labor.

$236 billion annual profit from forced labor.

$236 billion annual profit from forced labor.

93% never leave the industry.

$236 billion annual profit from forced labor.

$236 billion annual profit from forced labor.

UNDERSTANDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

  Human trafficking is a serious violation of human rights, involving the exploitation of people through force, fraud, or coercion for labor or commercial sex. In the United States, this crime affects thousands annually, cutting across age, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Understanding its scope, recognizing its signs, and knowing how to respond are important steps toward eliminating this evil.

Sex Trafficking

Labor Trafficking

Labor Trafficking

Sex Trafficking is the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for a commercial sex act, induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or when the person pressured to perform that act is under 18 years old.

Labor Trafficking

Labor Trafficking

Labor Trafficking

Labor Trafficking is the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services, through the use of force, fraud, or coercion, for subjection to involuntary servitude, debt bondage, or slavery.

Red Flags

Behavioral

Behavioral

Behavioral

  • Appears fearful, anxious, or overly submissive. 
  • Avoids eye contact or seems withdrawn.
  • Uses rehearsed or scripted responses; may not speak for themselves.
  • Shows signs of trauma, depression, or distress.

Physical

Behavioral

Behavioral

  • Unexplained injuries or signs of abuse.
  • Poor hygiene or lack of access to medical care.
  • Tattoos or markings that suggest ownership.
  • Untreated illnesses, STIs,  pregnancies under suspicious circumstances.

Social

Behavioral

Social

  • Restricted movement; rarely allowed to leave home or workplace.
  • Isolated from family, and friends.
  • Constantly monitored or controlled.
  • Fearful of law enforcement or social services.

Work

Behavioral

Social

  • Works long hours with little or no pay.
  • Finances or personal documents are controlled by someone else.
  • Social media accounts managed by someone else; pressured to post sexualized content.

JOIN THE FIGHT

 Knowledge is our best defense against recruitment, grooming, and exploitation. 

From educational resources to specialized training, we empower the community to recognize the signs before it’s too late. 

Reach out to us today for questions, support, or to find out how your organization can get involved. 


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