We aim to build and maintain a collaborative effort in combating the human trafficking problem in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with special attention to NMU and the surrounding counties, with a victim centered, trauma informed, and multidisciplinary approach.
We aim to provide accurate, research-informed education about human trafficking through workshops, guest speakers, campus events, and awareness campaigns. Emphasizing myths vs. realities, risk factors, and local relevance within the Upper Peninsula.
We aim to promote prevention strategies by equipping students with tools to recognize warning signs, respond appropriately, and reduce vulnerability among at-risk populations.
We aim to encourage student involvement in advocacy efforts aimed at improving policies, services, and protections for survivors of human trafficking at local, state, and national levels.
