Human Trafficking

Learn about the alarming realities of labor trafficking in Georgia and its connection to our state’s vast agricultural economy.

Human trafficking often occurs in rural areas, benefiting from the seclusion of locations like rest stops and bus stops.

While any demographic can become a victim of trafficking, human trafficking in higher education is more prevalent than we think.

The Reality of Human Trafficking As with any societal issue, widespread knowledge about human trafficking is a vital asset in the efforts to attenuate it. This means having the appropriate language, facts, and stories accessible…

Statistics about human trafficking are hard to digest. Consider the following: 9 million people worldwide are victims of forced labor, including sexual exploitation at any given time (United Nations) 5 million people in the U.S….