Polaris Project
28 Million People Are Trafficked Worldwide
We cannot end this one person, one survivor at a time. But with your help, we can target the systems that make human trafficking possible.
28 Million People Are Trafficked Worldwide
We cannot end this one person, one survivor at a time. But with your help, we can target the systems that make human trafficking possible.
Stay Alert and Informed About Human Trafficking This School Year
The start of a new school year is a time of new routines, new environments, and new people. Kids and adults alike might feel overwhelmed, isolated, or unseen - conditions that traffickers often exploit. But here's a valuable lesson: anyone can play a role in identifying and reporting the signs of trafficking, whether you're a student or someone who takes care of them. It all starts by making conversations about trafficking prevention a part of your daily life
Learn to recognize and report human trafficking as a member of the general public through this interactive course.
Learn the consequences of engaging in human trafficking activities through this interactive course.
DHS Blue Campaign provides a web-based training course to law enforcement officials to train officers on recognizing human trafficking and responding appropriately.
Learn to recognize and respond to suspected youth human trafficking and ways to prevent victimization among youth.
Every day you are faced with dozens of decisions. There are things that you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones to stop human trafficking before it happens. Let’s put your decision-making to the test and see if you can build resiliency within your community.
When stadiums fill for global events like the World Cup, the energy is electric and the roar is deafening. But amid the cheers for players and national teams, there’s also a powerful opportunity to raise our voices for victims of human trafficking.
Human trafficking doesn’t always look like what you’ve seen in the movies. It’s happening in the hotel down the street, at the restaurant where you’re eating, and even at the stadium where you’re watching a game.
You have the power to learn the facts, spot the real warning signs, and be the voice that breaks the silence. Together, we can help those who need it by reporting what we see and hear.