Sometimes, what a trafficker offers can look exactly like what a young person needs.

Help youth know where to turn for support. Download our “How to Talk to Youth Toolkit” by clicking the link in the comments.

#ChildTrafficking

Halloween is one night. Knowing the #RedFlags matters year-round.

Stay engaged with your kids, know what to look for, and where to turn if something feels off.

Put your decision-making skills to the test with Blue Campaign’s Choices Course. Click the link in our comments.

Last month, Blue Campaign Unit Chief Brandi Bynum spoke at the Nevada Resort Association’s Human Trafficking Education & Awareness Summit, sharing how DHS combats human trafficking and how the industry can help.

Learn more at the link in our comments.

#EndHumanTrafficking

When leaving a job isn’t really an option, what looks like employment can become exploitation.

For farm workers, isolation, exhaustion, fear, and dependence can make it harder to seek help or leave an abusive job.

Report suspected #ForcedLabor. Link in our comments.

Six years of progress. One mission.

Since 2020, CCHT has strengthened DHS’s unified approach to combating sex trafficking and forced labor. As it enters its seventh year, CCHT remains committed to the fight.
Learn more at the link in our comments.

#EndHumanTrafficking

A stranger online doesn’t always act like a stranger. Grooming can start with a gaming friend, shared interests, and become a tool for control.

Learn how an online connection can become a tool for grooming and control by clicking the link in our comments. #ChildTrafficking

Help #EndHumanTrafficking by driving awareness where you work, live, or gather.

Two new free posters are ready to order at the link in our comments—share survivors' own words, the signs of trafficking, and how to report it.

October is #DomesticViolenceAwareness Month. Signs of abuse can be observed in workplaces, waiting rooms, and hospital visits—sometimes crossing into human trafficking.

@sentarahealth trains teams to recognize the signs. Become a partner—link in our comments.

Coercion can be harder to prove than force or fraud.

On Nov. 5, join CCHT for a webinar for law enforcement and attorneys on identifying, documenting, and proving coercion in human trafficking cases.

Register at the link in our comments.

#EndHumanTrafficking

The right resource can reach someone at the right moment.

Our Indicator Card can help people recognize potential signs of human trafficking and know what to look for. Download it, then share it with someone by clicking the link in our comments.

#EndHumanTrafficking