Human Trafficking Resources
Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000
The Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000 (H.R. 3244) is a significant U.S. law aimed at combating human trafficking and providing protection for victims. It primarily focuses on addressing the global and domestic issues of human trafficking, especially women and children who are trafficked for forced labor or the sex trade.
What is Human Trafficking?
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Human Trafficking Screening Tool
This screening tool for juveniles is used in Indiana but serves as a template for every other state.
View Screening ToolScreening Tool InstructionsSecuring Justice to Combat Human Trafficking and Sexual Assault
This collection of articles is from the American Bar Association and will require ABA login access.
View ArticlesFamilial Sex Trafficking
A national study of prevalence, characteristics, and challenges across the justice process.
View StudyMost recent report on faith practices in shelter care
A national study of sex trafficking survivors’ experiences in faith-based shelters.
View Studynational Shelter Landscape Map
This map shows where shelters exists for trafficked victims.
View StudyTrafficking Specialized Docket
CATCH court is a specialized docket focused on victims of human trafficking.
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