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In many cases of s-x trafficking, victims may feel trapped and unable to ask for help. Traffickers are master manipulators and will threaten, blackmail, and physically harm their victims (and sometimes their families) to keep them from leaving.
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Education is an important first step to combating sex trafficking. Learn more by taking our free OnWatch training at https://t.co/ChNPSkXN9l.
#HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth
For National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, we invite you to take the OnWatch training to learn from survivor experiences to get an accurate picture of trafficking and how you can make a difference in this space. Take the training at https://t.co/YW8JCwah8H
Thank you for your support in 2023. Together, we helped protect our communities from sex trafficking. We appreciate your support of our efforts to confront sexual exploitation.
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Everyone needs to be OnWatch for unhealthy relationships that can escalate to a trafficking situation.
If you haven't taken the OnWatch training, now is the time. If you have taken it, then take the time to refresh by rewatching Module 6.
The OnWatch training helps bridge the gap between seeing signs of exploitation and learning how to take meaningful action.
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One in five teens say they have engaged in sexting. Whether or not you’re a parent, it’s helpful to understand how kids are being groomed or manipulated on social media and what red flags to watch for.
Education is an important first step to combating sex trafficking. Through the OnWatch training, you learn what trafficking looks like, what red flags to watch for, and how to make a report when you see something.
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It is not enough to know Tina’s story. We have to take a step beyond awareness to understand how to identify trafficked individuals and feel equipped to report suspected trafficking.
Victim identification is only at one percent in the United States. However, you can help break the cycle of exploitation and protect children like Hope by recognizing and reporting suspected trafficking.
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Take our free one-hour training that will empower you to spot, report, and prevent sex trafficking in your community. When you’re done, share the training with your family, friends, and coworkers.
In today’s digital world, traffickers are becoming more adept at using online platforms to find and manipulate their victims—and about 35 percent of cases now involve boys. That’s why we need to know the signs of grooming and trafficking and how to respond when we see something.
At OnWatch, we want to provide a survivor-informed perspective on what sex trafficking looks like in the U.S.
To learn more, read our latest blog post: https://t.co/DnkDf8gqr7
Human trafficking is a crime that knows no bounds, and it can hide in plain sight.
That’s why we must be OnWatch to protect even the youngest children in our communities from what happens behind closed doors.
The United States Department of Justice estimates that as many as 300,000 Americans are new victims of human trafficking each year.
Take the OnWatch training today to help spot, report, and prevent trafficking where you live, work, and play.
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40% of child sex trafficking victims are trafficked by a family member. However, you can help break the cycle of exploitation and protect future generations by recognizing and reporting suspected trafficking.