When Forced Marriage and Human Trafficking Intersect
Forced marriage occurs when one or both parties do not or cannot give consent to be married and in which there is force, fraud, or coercion. It transcends age, gender, background, and geography, affecting people worldwide .
Read Full PostaboutWhen Forced Marriage and Human Trafficking IntersectFair Credit Reporting Act Used to Counter Financial Exploitation
Traffickers often exploit individuals through financial or economic coercion or abuse. Many individuals who experience trafficking are not allowed to decide when or how to earn money, keep their earnings, or control their personal finances.
Read Full PostaboutFair Credit Reporting Act Used to Counter Financial ExploitationLeave No Child Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
In coordination with other divisions, ACF leads the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) development of anti-trafficking resources, programs, and policies in the United States.
Read Full PostaboutLeave No Child Behind in the Fight Against Human TraffickingStrengthening Language Access for Survivors of Human Trafficking
In response to the Language Access Plan that HHS published last year, we wanted to have a better understanding of language access needs among the survivors of human trafficking served through grant programs funded by OTIP.
Read Full PostaboutStrengthening Language Access for Survivors of Human TraffickingA One Health Approach to Preventing Human Trafficking: The Interconnected Health of Humans, Animals, and the Environment
In public health circles, One Health is a collaborative approach that acknowledges the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health... A One Health approach can also have a significant role in preventing violence and reducing injury.
Read Full PostaboutA One Health Approach to Preventing Human Trafficking: The Interconnected Health of Humans, Animals, and the EnvironmentThe Power of Connections
Last week, I joined Secretary Becerra at the annual meeting of the President’s Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, demonstrating the whole-of-government commitment to preventing the heinous crime of human trafficking.
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Economic empowerment programming demystifies financial wellbeing by providing education, tools, and resources for people to attain financial literacy, stability, and professional growth.
Read Full PostaboutStrategies for Survivor Economic EmpowermentThe Search for Missing Loved Ones Exploited for Profit
The stories began to emerge, first by the dozens and then by the hundreds. There were concerns for potentially thousands of missing Indigenous people coercively recruited in Arizona, New Mexico, and other parts of Indian Country and displaced from their communities.
Read Full PostaboutThe Search for Missing Loved Ones Exploited for ProfitAdvancing Social Connection to Promote Health, Prevent Human Trafficking
If you knew you had the power to reduce someone’s risk for early death, heart disease, stroke, and dementia, would you use it? What if that same power also contributed to the reduction in murders, motor vehicle thefts, and human trafficking?
Read Full PostaboutAdvancing Social Connection to Promote Health, Prevent Human TraffickingTo Prevent Trafficking, Build Healthy Relationships with Young People
To interrupt or prevent the trafficking of young people in foster care takes building relationships of trust with caring adults, say professionals in the child welfare field.
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