Exploitation, Labor Trafficking
By Dora Fichter; Program Committee Member, Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking There is a widespread misconception that labor trafficking is less prevalent than sex trafficking. Common mistaken beliefs that human trafficking requires movement across borders,...
Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, Exploitation, Human Trafficking
Honoring National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People – May 5, 2024 By Jatonya Clayborn, Program Director, Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking Indigenous people have long suffered the disproportionate impact of human trafficking on...
Exploitation, Human Trafficking, International Women's Day, Women and Girls
Author: Chanel Foster, Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking (GAHT) Volunteer Editor: Jatonya Clayborn, Program Director In the world of human trafficking, the United States remains one of many representations of hunting stages for the illegal exploitation of...
Exploitation, Human Trafficking
By Chanel Foster, Volunteer Contributor, Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking Editor: Jatonya Clayborn, Program Director, Gateway Alliance against Human Trafficking Think of history as a river that flows into the present, carrying with it currents from the past...
Exploitation, Human Trafficking
By Dr. Jeanie Thies, Criminal Justice Program Director/Professor, Social Work Department, Fontbonne University Human trafficking crimes have profound and long-lasting impacts on victims of these crimes as well as on the communities in which they take place. The rapid...
Exploitation, Human Trafficking
By Ashden Brooke Robinson; B.S. majoring in Criminal Justice, University of Missouri Saint Louis (UMSL); Gateway Human Trafficking Intern. How would it feel as an Indigenous woman knowing you are at a higher risk for getting human trafficked or knowing as a mother...
