Vulnerable Populations
Although human trafficking can happen to anyone, anywhere, there is evidence that certain experiences, situations, and circumstances create vulnerabilities. The effect of these incidents increases an individual’s susceptibility to being targeted for, and falling victim to, human trafficking. This is especially true when there are overlapping vulnerabilities.
Who is vulnerable to labor trafficking?
Who is vulnerable to sex trafficking?
Who is vulnerable to youth sex trafficking?
How can you help?
Education is the best investment we can make in the future of our society. The better educated you are regarding human trafficking, the more inspired, productive and innovative you may be to advocate for systemic change to end human trafficking.
Our courses and training programs are geared toward individuals, community groups, educators and professional organizations. We help you identify and report human trafficking and work to minimize victimization through increased community awareness of social inequities and discriminations that leave people vulnerable to human trafficking.