Community outreach and education
This team raises awareness and educates the community on human trafficking in all its forms, while providing resources for recognizing and reporting potential instances of human trafficking.
What we do
Our work centers on community education and law-enforcement support, turning awareness into informed action.
Our teams
Investigations
The Investigations Team works closely with various law enforcement agencies and the community to identify human trafficking. This team is populated with highly skilled and vetted personnel who are passionate in their goal to eradicate human trafficking.
Stay alert
Know when something may be wrong
One sign alone does not prove trafficking. A pattern of control, fear, or exploitation can be a reason to seek qualified help.
- A person appears unable to speak freely or leave.
- Someone else controls their money, identification, phone, or movement.
- They show unusual fear, anxiety, injuries, or signs of coercion.
- Work or living conditions appear exploitative, unsafe, or controlled.
Respond safely
Do not confront a suspected trafficker.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. Otherwise, contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline for confidential guidance.
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