We believe that by educating people with relevant, comprehensive, and practical guidance can increase the number of victims identified and reduce the number of future victims from potential slavery.
Fact Sheets
Human Trafficking Indicators (UNODC)
For identifying victims of trafficking that can be found in a variety of situations. Help identify them. Read the fact sheet
Human Trafficking “Coffee Break” Training
An overview by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security of what human trafficking is, who the victims are, who is at risk, and how to identify human trafficking. Read the fact sheet
Info Guides
Council on Foreign Relations Modern Slavery Info Guide
100 Best Practices in Combating Trafficking in Persons: The Role of Civil Society (2012)
This guide from The Protection Project encourages the dissemination of information about the best ways to combat trafficking in persons by recommending five main components of civil society: (a) nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), (b) corporations, (c) academia, (d) media, and (e) faith-based organizations. This publication is intended to serve as a guide in the design and implementation of anti-trafficking practices worldwide, as well as to inform the general public about outstanding contributions to the fight against trafficking in persons. Read the info guide
Webinar
Human Trafficking 101 (2013)
This webinar is a comprehensive overview of trafficking, including stories and indicators. It’s presented by the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC), operated by Polaris. Listen to the webinar
Online Training
DHS Human Trafficking Awareness Training
This online course portal includes typical case studies, an overview of human trafficking, a glossary of common terms, and resources. It’s based on statistics from the United States. Complete the online training
Sabre’s Online Human Trafficking Training Course
This training course is presented in a 30-minute online portal, and covers what human trafficking is, why it occurs, facts versus misconceptions, who the traffickers are, who the victims are, who the customers are, why victims don’t escape, who the survivors are, how global trafficking is, what the venues for trafficking are, what the travel industry’s role is, and what the warning signs of trafficking are. Complete the online training