End Trafficking
Human traffickers prey upon children in desperate circumstances who cross borders alone, hoping to find work to support their families.
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.