Last summer, there was an upsurge in misinformation spread about child trafficking, including the spread on social media of accusations against Wayfair for purportedly hiding trafficked
Tomorrow, Friday, July 30, is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons! We’re celebrating with a special emphasis on raising up survivor voices. It’s essential to
We frequently share what anti-trafficking initiatives look like from a policy perspective, with intervention and aftercare, or from what we see on the ground working
We routinely share stories about how prevention is working for youth at risk, students like BunMa who narrowly escaped being trafficked in Bangkok, Chayu who
One of our followers on Instagram reached out with a question that we thought would be good to address more broadly on our blog. He
The Texas Supreme Court recently handed down a ruling that could prove to be a landmark decision in holding social media companies accountable for trafficking
To say that the COVID pandemic has disrupted tourism in Thailand would be an understatement. It has so disabled an industry that is a critical
A recent news article coming out of MIT, “Turning technology against human traffickers,” by Kylie Foy of the Lincoln Laboratory highlights some notable developments in
“Khru Ball,” as he is affectionately known by students and staff (“Khru” means teacher, and Ball is his nickname, pronounced more like “Bon”), has been
The anti-trafficking movement has a history of referring to human trafficking, in its various forms, as “modern slavery.” It’s a term that has been used
