Human Trafficking Prevention & Response
Online Courses

Our Online Human Trafficking Prevention Course is now available for individual enrollment. Click the "Enroll Now" button to get started with the HT 101 general course.

And we are excited to introduce our online course and companion book for parents and caregivers. Coming Soon!

If your organization is interested in a corporate subscription, please contact us at info@setmefreeproject.net for tailored pricing options that best meet your needs.

Laptop displaying "Set Me Free Project" website on a blue and yellow background.

Our online courses for individuals are designed to help you and
those you care about stay safe.
You will learn the warning signs of trafficking and how to
effectively respond if you see them occurring in your
family, workplace, or community.

Online Courses for Corporations

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Online Courses for Corporations *

Empower Your People. Protect Your Organization. Make a Difference.

At The Set Me Free Project®, we believe prevention starts with education. Our online corporate training equips your team to recognize red flags, respond effectively, and reduce risks—both in the workplace and across your community.

Designed for corporations and nonprofits, this interactive course goes beyond compliance.

Flyer advertising an online course on preventing human trafficking, with images of diverse people and a laptop and smartphone screen, and detailed course information.

Digital flyer for an online course about stopping human trafficking. Shows a laptop and a phone with the course title, a photo of smiling children, and course details with contact information.

Illustration of diverse hands forming a circle around the words "Prevention Education = Community Protection". Next to it, another image shows construction workers bridging a gap with a sign reading "The Set Me Free Project" and the hashtag #TRAFFICK

Diagram titled 'Human Trafficking Prevention Lessons: The Building Blocks,' featuring a woman pointing to eight steps: 1. Human Trafficking through Force, Fraud or Coercion; 2. Sex & Labor Trafficking Defined; 3. Facts vs Myths - Who are the Traffick

Silhouette of a person with arms outstretched standing on the beach during sunset with vibrant red, orange, and blue sky. Reflective water surface. Text: Everyone has an intrinsic value!

Infographic titled "Why does Pete want the bill?" featuring a conversation between two people about a $100 bill. The exchange consists of hypothetical scenarios where a woman questions if a man still wants the bill after it's crumpled or stepped on,

Infographic explaining how coercion occurs through online interaction. On the left, Breighanna's perspective describes how she befriends a classmate online for a project. She answers personal questions and later receives threats. The right side revea

Illustration showing the profits of labor and sex trafficking, totaling $150 billion worldwide. Labor trafficking is marked at $51 billion, and sex trafficking at $99 billion using 2014 statistics. There’s a comparison with drug trafficking, and a pr

Diagram titled "Drag and drop the 9 tactics onto Force, Fraud or Coercion!" with nine tactic options including fake job offer, violence, lies & deception, emotional abuse, threats to a target or their family, kidnapping, assault, fake relationship, a

Woman standing next to a large blue question mark; below are images of a bedroom, two children smiling, a glass with ice, a couple hugging, and a person on a bed with a phone.

A woman smiles while using a smartphone, with a text overlay discussing the sense of belonging related to traffickers. Below are images including a bedroom, two children, a drink, and a comforting scene.

Infographic titled 'Forced Criminalization' with text explaining forced criminality used by human traffickers in sex trafficking. Lists activities like recruitment, robbing, shoplifting, drug trafficking, and begging. Background shows a phone, pen, a

Diagram explaining labor exploitation, violations, and trafficking with definitions and examples; three overlapping circles labeled "Labor Exploitation," "Labor Violations," and "Labor Trafficking," each with audio buttons for further explanation. "L

Infographic highlighting labor trafficking, depicting a hand in a yellow glove cleaning. Lists potential victims: children, adults, seniors. Lists common sectors: health services, cleaning, agriculture, sales, peddling, restaurants, construction, sal

Flowchart illustrating a five-step process: 1. Discovery, 2. Proposal Presentation, 3. Next Steps, 4. Implementation, 5. Support. Includes details like "About Us" and "Review services and cost."

PROVEN PROCESS