Reimagining Child Protection in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
When child protection systems overlook trauma and unmet needs, trafficking can take root. This is not about blame, but responsibility. Protecting children must come before preserving the system. Real change begins with trauma-informed care, prevention, and accountability.
Community Organizations Pioneering New Approaches to Support Human Trafficking Survivors
These organizations, while facing numerous challenges, have notable strengths that they can further leverage to enhance their impact. Recognizing and building upon these strengths can help address current gaps and improve the effectiveness of their support for survivors.
Workforce Reintegration for Human Trafficking Survivors: Navigating the Challenges
Survivors of human trafficking face significant barriers when attempting to reintegrate into the workforce. The trauma and disruption caused by their exploitation can make the…
Bridging Silos - The Need For Collaborative Support For Human Trafficking Victims And Survivors
Victims and survivors of human trafficking encounter a range of challenges, from psychological trauma and legal hurdles to health issues and the need for social reintegration. When professionals work in isolation, they risk missing critical aspects of a victim's experience, leading to fragmented and insufficient support.
Strengthening Collaboration With Survivors in Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts
The pursuit of acknowledgment and financial support frequently takes precedence over the core mission, leading to a scenario where achieving actual impact is viewed as less important than receiving praise.
Human Trafficking, Its Misconceptions, And The Community
In the realm of human trafficking, misconceptions can be as detrimental as the issue itself.