Sexual Violence Prevention Resources for Tribal Communities
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Homelessness and Human Trafficking: COVID-19 Creates a More Vulnerable Population
Human trafficking, at its most basic level, is the exploitation of a person’s vulnerability to gain something of value. When we look at marginalized communities, vulnerabilities increase exponentially.
The Changing Signs of Trafficking
As the risks of trafficking increase, knowing the signs becomes all the more important.
A Snapshot of Traffickers
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Human traffickers can be members of any social status, demographic, and profession.
A Snapshot of Victims
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Trafficking victims come from many different types of backgrounds — they are diverse and often go unnoticed.
Tracking Trafficking Trends in America
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown more clearly the established trends and patterns of trafficking.
COVID-19 and the Evolution of Human Trafficking
Recent research indicates that COVID-19 has increased the rates of sex trafficking and exploitation worldwide.
How COVID-19 Impacts Children & Teens
This blog explores the impact of COVID-19 on children and teens at risk for sexual violence.
A Guide for Survivors of Sex Trafficking During COVID-19
It is important to talk about how trauma can manifest in different ways, and there is no shame, blame or guilt for being triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Sanctuary for Families has developed a coping guide outlining the ways in which victims of trafficking may be triggered by the pandemic.
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Sexual Violence and Housing Infographics
Many survivors of sexual assault, abuse, and harassment have complex housing needs. Experiencing sexual violence can jeopardize a person’s housing, and experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity can increase the risk someone will experience violence. This infographic series for advocates and others servicing sexual assault survivors highlights up to date statistics on the connections between sexual violence, housing, and homelessness.