LINKING ARMS ACROSS AMERICA IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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Human trafficking happens 365 days a year in any size and type of community. Join our three part training series to grow in your understanding of what human trafficking looks like IN OUR BACKYARD. You can do your part to understand and report today! 

 

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True stories that inform and educate

Through true stories and years of boots-on-the-ground experience, including at the Super Bowl, anti-trafficking expert Nita Belles teaches readers everything they need to know about human trafficking in the United States and what they can do to join the fight against it.

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Freedom Stickers

Over 500,000 Freedom Stickers containing the National Human Trafficking hotline are strategically posted in public restrooms nationwide. When a trafficking survivor calls or texts this hotline, they are offered hope and help. Make a difference in your comminuty and Post Freedom Stickers in your local Convenience Store and other public restrooms. 

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Even one victim of human trafficking is too many. Our seven awareness and prevention programs protect the vulnerable, help bring justice to perpetrators, connect survivors to services, and conduct efforts surrounding large events like the Super Bowl.

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ANGIE'S STORY

To her neighbors, Angie was just a young mother who loved her children and struggled to provide for them. To her trafficker, C-Note, she was a reliable source of income. In reality, Angie is a normal, smart, and kind human being who was being sold for sex by C-Note to anyone who’d pay, no matter what they did to her.

C-Note was taking her to her next “date,” when they stopped at a store so he could buy cigarettes. Angie went in the restroom and saw a sticker on the stall door that had a promise of freedom from her...

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FREEDOM STICKERS SAVE LIVES

Over 500,000 Freedom Stickers containing the National Human Trafficking hotline are strategically posted in public restrooms nationwide. When a trafficking survivor calls or texts this hotline, they are offered hope and help.

A 2016 study from Northeastern University found that one of the most effective ways to increase human trafficking arrests is by posting the National Human Trafficking Hotline in public places. A public restroom is a private and safe place for a victim to reach out for help.

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