Here you will find curricula, conversation starters and other tools to expand your own understanding of human trafficking and help educate your family and community on the issue.
Here you will find curricula, conversation starters and other tools to expand your own understanding of human trafficking and help educate your family and community on the issue.
The Cool Aunt Series: An Online Sex Trafficking Prevention Course for Teens
Digital Health & Safety Resources by Lauren’s Kids
“Conversation with my daughter about human trafficking,” a HuffPost article by Stephanie Hepburn
“How to Talk to Your Kids About Human Trafficking” by Bridging Freedom
“Girls Like Us,” a memoir by Rachel Lloyd of GEMS
“Walking Prey: How America’s Youth are Vulnerable to Sex Slavery,” by Holly Austin Smith
State Ratings on Human Trafficking Laws by Polaris
Privacy and Internet Safety by Common Sense Media
Discussing Body Safety by Parenting Safe Children
Online Safety Resources by ECPAT
Digital comics for youth by UNITAS
Global Centurion–curriculum for middle and high school students
“Bodies are Not Commodities” curriculum by the A21 Campaign
“Chosen” DVD curriculum by SharedHope
“Freedom’s Journey: Understanding Human Trafficking,” an interactive site from the online MSW program at the University of Southern California
The Typology of Modern Slavery by Polaris
Únete a la Solución by Polaris: An awareness campaign entirely in Spanish directed toward empowering Latino and Hispanic communities to join the fight against human trafficking.
National Runaway Safeline: The National Runaway Safeline (NRS) serves as the federally designated nation hotline for runaway, homeless and at-risk youth, and provides 24/7 nationwide hotline (1-800-RUNAWAY) and online services (1800RUNAWAY.org). NRS’ Home Free service provides free Greyhound Lines bus tickets to qualifying runaway and homeless youth, as well as victims of trafficking ages 12-21.
Pimp Culture Glorification and Sex Trafficking: An article from Psychology Today