Victims and advocates against human trafficking continue to raise awareness around the issue. An event this week will bring law enforcement leaders and businesses into the conversation.

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) launched its new human trafficking awareness campaign May 31 entitled “Your Roads, Their Freedom.” The ...

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and Saturday is Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Our partner, Goya, as part of its Goya Cares initiative, is working to shine a light on this problem ...

Numerous hotel franchises are named in a federal lawsuit from a former sex worker, alleging she once slept with 350 men ...

The awareness campaigns use language that focuses heavily on the acknowledgment of human trafficking victims, arguing for their protection at home and abroad, but ICE and the U.S. Department of ...

Montgomery Co. debuts campaign to raise awareness about human trafficking in the county In 2022, Montgomery County investigated 11 cases of sex trafficking and four individuals were charged with ...

Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced his Office of Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution (TAPP) launched a statewide human trafficking awareness and training campaign titled ...

AUSTIN First Lady Cecilia Abbott announced on Thursday she was going to relaunch the statewide “Can You See Me?” human trafficking awareness campaign at the Governor’s Mansion in Austin.

Wilson said this campaign, which launched in January during National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, will reach thousands and show people the “warning signs to look for to combat this ...

Human trafficking victim advocates and leaders gathered Thursday at the Capitol to draw attention to a new campaign to raise awareness of a crime that only seems to have grown worse.

The campaign, Stop Trafficking LA: Human Trafficking is R.E.A.L. The R.E.A.L stands for Recognizing the signs, Educating others, Acting immediately, and Listening to victims and survivors.