See it.
Victims of Sex Trafficking May Appear:
- Fearful, especially near law enforcement
- Unaware of their location or surroundings (city, state, etc.)
- Depressed, nervous and/or paranoid
- Overly sexual, talking a lot about sexual activity or an older boyfriend
Victims of Sex Trafficking May Also:
- Avoid eye contact
- Lie about their age
- Be branded/tattooed
- Lack personal belongings
- Have no sense of time
- Give “scripted” answers or inconsistent details regarding their whereabouts or activities
- Exhibit signs of abuse (bruises, scratches, welts)
- Lack identifying documents (driver’s license, I.D., etc.)
- Have no control of his/her own money
- Have evidence of controlling or dominating relationships
Say it.
If you see something suspicious, report it!
If you suspect someone is being trafficked in the United States, or you are being exploited, call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center at
- 1.888.373.7888 immediately or
- Text HELP to 233733 (BEFREE) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Find local human trafficking resources, click here.
Stop it.
Watch our
Anti-Trafficking: 101 video course
Would you recognize human trafficking if you saw it?
Human Trafficking is an insidious crime. Although it is frequently depicted in the news, movies, and social media, it is often misunderstood. It happens in our neighborhoods and in our communities every day, often unnoticed. The best way you can help is by becoming aware. You can stop sex trafficking.
What can you do?
We have created a training series just for you! In this series, we hope to help you understand what human trafficking is and whom it affects. You will learn how to “See it” in our very own communities; you will learn how to “Say it” by discovering the proper channels of reporting; we will also discuss how to “Stop it” to put an end to the suffering of God’s children; and finally, we will cover how each of us should respond so that we can reach one more.
Sign up to take the free course here.
Our Anti-Trafficking: 101 video course is designed to help participants understand what human trafficking is, whom it affects, and how to respond. Anti-Trafficking: 101 for groups combines expert information that will equip your group to assist in the identification of sex trafficking in your community with hands-on activities that provide meaningful ways for you to aid survivors in their healing journey.
YOU WILL LEARN:
- What human trafficking is
- Who trafficking affects
- How to SEE IT, SAY IT, and STOP IT when it comes to trafficking in your community
- How to respond so we can reach one more
ONLINE SAFETY
Every two minutes, a child is exploited for sex in America, with online predators increasingly using social media and gaming platforms to target victims.¹ This free Online Safety course equips parents and children with essential knowledge to recognize digital dangers and protect against human trafficking.
PROTECT CHILDREN ONLINE BY LEARNING:
- Digital citizenship fundamentals
- How to recognize signs of online exploitation
- Proven strategies for staying safe online
- How to identify predatory behavior
- How to create lasting safety habits for your children
Fight Trafficking as a Community!
Come alongside One More Child to bring education, awareness, and advocacy to your community. Our anti-trafficking training resources are available for groups of any size. Find out how you can join the fight to stop trafficking in your community!
