Get clear, evidence-based answers to the most common questions about domestic minor sex trafficking, and learn how to recognize and prevent it.

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Here's how to be a safe adult for children at risk. Start by offering support, trust, and comfort when they need it most.

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Learn how to recognize, report, and effectively stop cyberbullying while staying safe online.

Understand the mental health challenges that people who survived DMST face, and learn ways they can deal with them.

Here's how you can help us support Sex Trafficking Survivors at The Mission Haven. Become a volunteer, donate financially, or raise awarenes

Online child exploitation is a growing concern, but technology is stepping up to combat it. Here's how technology can help protect our kids

Healing from trauma after a child sexual abuse can be a long agonizing journey. Here are some transforming insights from Gaye's experience.

Victims of child sex trafficking go through much pain and suffering. Here are four (4) devastating effects of sex trafficking on the victims

Risk factors that expose children to sex trafficking and forced labor do range from poverty and family dysfunction to illegal migration.

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.

January is recognized in the US at the National HumanTrafficking Awareness month. Here's how you can participate this January.

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

The Office of the U.S. Attorney, Southern District of Georgia recently indicted an Augusta woman of participation in Child Sex Conspiracy.

When it comes to fighting child sex trafficking, everyone can indeed be a force for good; you can speak up, be an advocate, or report a case

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

Being able to tell the signs of domestic minor sex trafficking is crucial in fighting the continued perpetration of DMST in our societies.