HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION EDUCATION TOOLKIT
You have to know what human trafficking is
before you can stop it.
Human Trafficking is any scenario where the use of force, fraud, or coercion compels another person to engage in labor or a commercial sex act.
Anyone can be trafficked.
Sex Trafficking
Sex trafficking can happen online or offline, and by a stranger or by someone you trust. Anyone can be trafficked, regardless of their age, sexual orientation, or gender.
Familial Trafficking
Trafficking happens everywhere, even at home by trusted family members who exploit vulnerability and manipulate people into situations they can't escape.
Labor Trafficking
Red flags for labor trafficking include requiring excessively long or unusual hours, low pay or withheld wages, exploitative or abusive conditions, and illegal activities.

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Prevent Human Trafficking | Madison's Story: That's Not Going to Happen to Me
Human trafficking is the use of force, fraud, or coercion to compel another person to engage in labor or a commercial sex act. ANYONE can be trafficked, even online. Traffickers can be men or women of any age. Madison's experience is a stark reminder that human trafficking can happen online, even to those with supportive families and big dreams. Learn how to recognize online manipulation and protect yourself. You have to know what trafficking is before you can stop it.
Prevent Human Trafficking | Grace's Story: Labor Trafficking
Labor trafficking can happen to anyone, regardless of how they entered a situation. It’s important to be aware of the red flags to watch for, and understand labor laws and safe work environments. Grace's story is a reminder of what happens when we don't understand the signs. You have to know what trafficking is before you can stop it.
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Prevent Human Trafficking | Ethan's Story: Male Sex Trafficking
Ethan’s story is one that often goes untold. It is estimated that 50% of people trafficked are male. Because of the stigma associated with male human trafficking survivors, it often goes unreported. Learn how to recognize human trafficking and protect yourself. You have to know what trafficking is before you can stop it.
Prevent Human Trafficking | Emma's Story: Familial Trafficking
Human trafficking can happen to anyone, anywhere, even at home, and youth can be particularly vulnerable. Emma’s story is a reminder of what happens when we don't recognize the signs. You have to know what trafficking is before you can stop it.
Prevent Human Trafficking BEFORE It Starts: The Importance of Prevention Education
Do you REALLY know what human trafficking is? At its core, it's the use of force, fraud, or coercion to compel another person to engage in labor or a commercial sex act. The reality is: ANYONE can be trafficked, even online, at home by trusted family members, or by employers.
Prevent Human Trafficking | Maya's Story: LGBTQ+ Sex Trafficking
Human trafficking can happen to anyone, and the LGBTQ+ community can be especially vulnerable, not because they are LGBTQ+ but because they may feel displaced or unaccepted. Maya’s story is a reminder of what happens when we don't recognize the signs. You have to know what trafficking is before you can stop it.
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