End Trafficking
Want to stop child trafficking? Show your support for the Congressional Resolution to End Violence Against Children Globally.
Suspected child trafficking cases are on the rise in Cox's Bazar, where more than 900,000 Rohingya refugees are living in crowded camps.
The buying and selling of children for the purpose of exploitation happens everywhere — including all 50 U.S. states.
Human trafficking touches the lives of many, but girls and women are disproportionately impacted by exploitation worldwide.
Almost one-third of all detected trafficking victims are children. The vast majority are girls. Here is one girl's story.
Armed conflict, natural disasters and political unrest often lead to increased human trafficking. Girls and women are especially vulnerable.
A Girl Scout tells her story of working to raise awareness of child trafficking in the U.S and India.
Education can be a critical tool for addressing poverty and protecting children from forced labor, child marriage and trafficking.
By shopping ethically and pressing for changes to local legislation, we can curb the demand for child trafficking.
How the Houston Congressional Action Team activated to end trafficking
Tell Congress it's time to pass the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) now.
Stigma and harmful social norms serve as both a result of and a catalyst for the trafficking of women and children.
The fight to end child trafficking is a crucial part of UNICEF's commitment to protecting the rights and futures of children everywhere.
We play a part in creating the demand for child trafficking, which means we also have the power to end it.
Congress has the opportunity to step up in the fight against online child sex trafficking.
Stigma may serve as both a result of, as well as a catalyst for, child trafficking.
Moving past the jargon to explore what child protection is and why it is critical for uplifting the rights of children everywhere.
Understanding the intersections between human trafficking and domestic violence.
Millions of children around the world lack access to food, making them vulnerable to human traffickers.
Using education to prevent the exploitation of children on the move
Shining a light on child trafficking in the U.S.
Millones de niños alrededor del mundo son afectados por la violencia, la explotación y el abuso.
Learn what you can do to prevent the Sexual Exploitation of Children in Tourism and Travel, an issue that exists in the U.S. and abroad.
The U.S. Department of State releases its 2017 Trafficking in Persons Report - see how they are putting #childrenfirst
Globally 700M women have been married as children. Learn what New York State is doing to #EndChildMarriage
Learn how to you can take action to protect #ChildrenUprooted across the world.
UNICEF USA Hails Introduction of Reauthorization of Anti-Trafficking Legislation
Madhulika's Story: Using her Girl Scout's Gold Award project to raise awareness about human trafficking.
Sarah Lin, a student at Rutger's University, collaborated with others across her campus to host an awareness week.
Shut Out Trafficking: Check out Lana’s story on her involvement in Shut Out Trafficking Week at Florida International University!
Learn how conscious consumerism and buying Fairtrade can help reduce your footprint on exploited labor and end human trafficking.
Personal Narrative and a Call to Action
The three main factors that fuel human trafficking today.
Danielle Douglas was 17 when a trafficker forced her into prostitution. Her mother spoke with us about the factors that left her vulnerable.
Anti human-trafficking advocates have made many gains in recent years, but we have a long way to go before we end this global scourge.
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Learn the signs. Take action.
Today we officially kick off our 2016-2017 Shut Out Trafficking season.
October is Fair Trade Month and we’re highlighting five ways you can promote Fair Trade and take action to prevent trafficking.
For International Day of Peace, we owe it to the world’s children to prevent, reduce, and respond to violence.
Human trafficking, slavery, and exploitation - what is the difference? Let's start here...
Governments, corporations, workers and consumers all play a role in preventing and ending child labor.
Ratifying the CRC will enhance national and global efforts to protect children from trafficking.
University of South Florida hosted a week of programming aimed at engaging student-athletes in raising awareness to end human trafficking
Red Hand Day is an international awareness day to acknowledge the thousands of boys and girls who are recruited into armed groups.
The Sustainable Development Goals take a comprehensive approach to addressing human rights, including 3 targets focused on human trafficking
Syrian refugees are vulnerable to exploitation and trafficking. But are we talking about them as victims to serve or problems to solve?
Ten tips for parents, educators, and other adults on how to talk to children about human trafficking.
Arizona State University is hosting several awareness raising events around human trafficking as part of the Shut Out Trafficking program.
Human trafficking is a complex issue, but there are three main factors that explain how it exists today.
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention and Awareness month- kick it off by learning more and getting involved today!
This story features Shut Out Trafficking activities at the University of South Alabama, which took place between December 1-5, 2015.
This fall, we launched the podcast," Ending Human Trafficking Locally and Globally", covering specific areas around child trafficking
Today we officially kick off our 2015-2016 Shut Out Trafficking season.
This fall, we're going across the country for Shut Out Trafficking. Read our blog and see if there's an open public event near you!
Children all over this country, every night, are trying to find solace in the fact that they are alone, without a system of support or a roof over their head as they wander city streets until dawn just to pass the time.
Bringing a global perspective to a local movement.
Join us for a Twitter party on July 30th to raise awareness about human trafficking!
Shut Out Trafficking is an initiative to raise awareness across U.S. college campuses about the issue of human trafficking.
In May of 2015, the End Trafficking team participated in “The World Summit: End Sexual Exploitation 2025” to create a global action plan.
This story features Shut Out Trafficking activities at the University of Nebraska, which took place between April 12-18, 2015.
This story features Shut Out Trafficking activities at Chicago State University, which took place between March 30-April 2, 2015.
Ligia Forbes, President of the UNICEF Campus Initiative at UCF, discusses her work to educate her community on UNICEF's lifesaving work.
In April 2015, UCLA hosted Shut Out Trafficking - a week long awareness and advocacy program engaging students around human trafficking
After nearly three years, the TVPJA finally passes in New York State. Malea Otranto shares her experience watching history happen in Albany
The Perspectives on Human Trafficking Conference was held as part of the National Shut Out Trafficking Initiative
This story features Shut Out Trafficking activities at the University of Central Florida, which took place between November 10-14 2014.
Shut Out Trafficking launches across the US to engage 10 college campuses and universities to take action against human trafficking.
Shut Out Trafficking launches across the US to engage 10 college campuses and universities to take action against human trafficking.
Shut Out Trafficking launches across the US to engage 10 college campuses and universities to take action against human trafficking.
Shut Out Trafficking launches across the US to engage 10 college campuses and universities to take action against human trafficking.
Danielle was 17 when a trafficker forced her into sex slavery.
The UNICEF Ambassador witnessed UNICEF's work fighting trafficking.
"Tricked" provides unsettling perspective from both victims and traffickers.
We love how Flipboard lets us showcase children's issues.
Human trafficking has 21 million victims -- 5.5 million of them children.
President Obama has proclaimed January Trafficking Prevention Month.
Interfaith action is key to preventing & ending child trafficking. Download our Interfaith Toolkit to End Trafficking today.