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Learn how legal efforts help protect child sex trafficking survivors and offer the justice and support they need to heal and rebuild.

Here’s what you can do to protect domestic minor sex trafficking survivors from being revictimized.

You can reduce the vulnerability of your children to sexual abuse by preparing them to handle such situations.

As we start 2022, here are our thoughts on keeping our children safe and about creating a world where every child can simply be a kid.

Truckers and truck stops across the U.S. provide enabling environment for human traffickers to exploit women and girls for commercial sex.

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Researchers have explored and developed tech tools for effectively fighting child trafficking in our communities. Anyone can use these tools

Thorough rehabilitation programs focused on healing, skill acquisition, and mental health can help DMST survivors re-integrate into society.

Here, we highlight practical measures that parents can take to protect their children from abuse, sex trafficking, and exploitation.

The internet exposes kids to myriads of content that many of them aren’t ready to consume. Parents must ensure their kids are safe online.

For any suspected case of online sex trafficking or sexual exploitation, you can report a tip on the CyberTipline website 24 hours every day

Sex trafficking starts with a conversion; learn to educate your children about sex trafficking.

Studies show that children from lower-income homes, mostly people of color, form the majority of victims of child sex trafficking in the US.

In combating the sex trafficking of children in the U.S, more people will get involved when they realize the scope and scale of the problem.

Children with greater social, economic, and environmental vulnerabilities constitute a greater proportion of child sex trafficking victims.

The U.S. government has put in place laws and policies to protect minors from sex trafficking and help survivors of DMST start their anew.