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For a deeper researching experience, below are informative resources from articles and fact sheets, to state and news reports. 

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Through the Human Trafficking Research and Data Advisory Roundtable (HT-RADAR), the Center for Justice & Reconciliation (CJR) leads coordination of human trafficking research and an annual research conference that brings speakers and participants from all over to San Diego. The CJR maintains an Action-Research agenda studying sex and labor trafficking in San Diego. Action-Research combines empirical research and deep collaboration with community partners to affect best practices, policies, and funding strategies for ending human trafficking.

• PDF Fact sheet overviewing what human trafficking is, what affects it has, how to identify a victim, and how to respond appropriately to suspicions of a potential victim.

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• A comprehensive account for social and environmental responsibilities of companies and a corresponding tool to use while shopping to buy slave-free products focusing on 5 key issues of human rights, the environment, animal protection, community involvement and social justice. Visit:

• Mobile App download that provides information on the company鈥檚 labor standards and practices as you鈥檙e shopping by simply scanning the barcode of an item. The app brings awareness to consumers as to what types of labor practices they are supporting through the purchasing of their products. Visit:

• World map highlighting locations where child labor exists as well as information as to what specific products the region uses child labor for. Visit:

• See current and back issues of the newsletter and resources from religious congregations and collaborating organizations.

• Community organizers who are refusing to do nothing and raising awareness and support for abolitionist groups.

• Join a faith based community dedicated to engaging in anti-trafficking work and supporting direct service organizations in your area. Learn about human trafficking with an HT101 video in and . Get involved by engaging in a list of Action Steps you can take to make a difference. Visit:

Nefarious: Merchant of Souls is a hard-hitting documentary that exposes the disturbing trends of modern day sex slavery.

Highlighting the red light district of Calcutta and following the children whose mothers work as prostitutes there

Combination of research, abolitionists, and musicians; the film explores Slavery and exposes the popularity of the hidden system which in 2009 made more than Nike, Google, and Starbucks combined

Highlighting sex trafficking all over the globe through interviews with victims and their advocates

Focuses on trafficking in the United States; Calls into question America鈥檚 definition of human trafficking and follows current and past slaves, pimps, and abolitionists

Multiple documentaries centered around the theme of freedom for slaves

Follows an Asian massage parlor known for having discovered a loop-hole in the system to make the exchange of sex for money legal

Illustration of the sexual exploitation occurring in San Diego with a focus on its impact on families and community

Immigration and human trafficking

Covers modern day abolitionist efforts to fight trafficking in the U.S. and abroad

Covers 5 continents and multiple countries, Not My Life is predominantly a message of hope

Follows young eastern European women and their life as sex slaves

Highlighting sex trafficking in Bombay with actual footage from the brothels and stories describing the day victims were abducted and sold into slavery

Follows on man determined to rescue his wife who has been sold to global sex trade

Highlighting sex trafficking of 13 and 14 year old girls in America

The Alabaster Jar Project provides a safe living environment and transitional housing that facilitates spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional healing along with an array of support services and educational opportunities. They also provide vocational opportunities and training through our social enterprise. Visit:

GenerateHope provides a safe place for survivors of sex trafficking to be restored through long-term housing, healing, psychotherapy and education. Since recovery from sexual exploitation is a long-term process, GenerateHope provides safety, community, and individualized life skills support to work through the deep trauma and discover a healthy, purpose-filled life. Visit:

The Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition (BSCC) is an alliance of over 60 government and nonprofit agencies in the United States and Latin America that is convened in and along the U.S.-Mexico Border Region to combat slavery and human trafficking. Incorporated in 2002 as a 501(c)3, its purpose is to bilaterally prevent and intervene in the commercial and sexual exploitation of women and children while advocating for all exploited persons. Through the collaborative efforts of coalition members, BSCC administers a variety of projects and services for victims, law enforcement, and the community. Visit:

PCI is a global development organization dedicated to empowering families and communities to enhance health, end hunger and overcome hardship. Founded in 1961, PCI impacted the lives of more than 10 million people last year alone through programs in 16 countries spanning Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Visit:

Mary鈥檚 Guest House was born in November 2005 following in-depth research on the needs of trafficking survivors. Mary鈥檚 Guest House specifically addresses the urgent need of appropriate shelter for women survivors over the age of eighteen. Staffed full-time by two Sisters, the guest house accommodates five women. The ultimate goal is to help the guests rebuild their lives and become self-reliant or to return to their family. Communal life is shared with the guests, accompanying them as mentors and supporting them in their struggles, hopes and dreams. Collaboration is offered with an array of services addressing their physical, medical, immigration, educational, spiritual and psychological needs. Visit:

Children of the Immaculate Heart (CIH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation operating in San Diego, CA. Their mission is to serve survivors of human trafficking and open the door to their restoration in Jesus Christ. They currently have a housing and rehabilitation program for adult women who are survivors of trafficking and have children. Visit:

The  Door of Hope is a 7-acre campus filled with programs to give hope and transform lives. The Salvation Army Door of Hope offers a safe haven at the Transitional Living Center where families may stay while rebuilding their lives. With career counseling, the women focus on finding a job, learn to budget and save 80% of their income. Visit:

Founded in 1969, Center for Community Solutions (CCS) has served more than 21,000 adults and children last year to heal and prevent relationship and sexual violence. CCS operates the only rape crisis center in the city of San Diego along with a countywide 24-hour bilingual crisis helpline. The nonprofit agency also provides emergency domestic violence shelters, hospital and court accompaniment, as well as legal and counseling services for those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. CCS also works with local community groups and schools to provide innovative prevention programs to promote healthy relationships and peaceful communities. Visit:

Project LIFE is an advocacy program that works with people of all ages who have been or are currently victims or survivors of Sex and Labor Trafficking identified by local law enforcement, self-identify, or the community. Project LIFE offers trauma informed services that include victim advocacy, crisis management, safety planning, intensive case management and therapy to survivors throughout San Diego County. Project LIFE offers trainings on human trafficking to raise community awareness and to give first responders and the community the tools they need to identify signs and report. Visit:

La Maestra Community Health Centers (LMCHC) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) and a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). For the past 24 years, LMCHC has provided culturally and linguistically competent primary care, specialty services including behavioral and mental health, chronic disease management and essential support services to men, women and children in San Diego鈥檚 most culturally diverse and lowest income communities. Services are provided at four medical clinics, seven dental sites, three school-based health centers, and a mobile medical unit. Visit:

San Diego Youth Services is a nationally recognized, non-profit organization that has helped to improve the lives of more than 700,000 homeless, runaway, abused and at-risk youth and their families. Founded in 1970, now provides services to more than 19,000 children and their families each year. Visit:

Hidden Treasures Foundation is dedicated to the rescue and restoration of women and children victimized by sex slavery in the human trafficking industry. Their goal is to provide housing, life planning, and mentoring for these victims, ensuring they have a safe and viable escape from being trafficked. Visit:

International Network of Hearts is a 501 c-3 non-profit organization based in San Diego that grew out of concerns about human trafficking circuits operating between the U.S.-Mexico border, the busiest international land crossing in the world. They provide comprehensive residential services and optimal care to survivors of human trafficking through Casa del Jard铆n (the Garden House), a group home we founded to address the specific needs of child survivors between the ages of 12-17. The Garden House is the first and only safe house in Baja California designed for young girls recovering from human trafficking. Visit:

NEST equips teachers and youth leaders with age-appropriate curriculum and resources to educate and empower youth鈥搕eaching them how to avoid being trafficked, how to stand up for victims of trafficking, and how to spread the word in their communities so that sexual exploitation and human trafficking become a thing of the past. Visit:

FAAST is a Christian Alliance working in collaboration to eradicate human trafficking and restore survivors. FAAST mobilizes organizations and communities to generate a united and active response by creating tools, training, information, sharing and collaboration. Some of the tool kits provided through FAAST include a church, a community, a school, and an international tool kit. Visit:

Demand Abolition is committed to eradicating the illegal commercial sex industry in the US鈥攁nd, by extension, the world鈥攂y combating the demand for purchased sex. Recognizing that it takes sustained efforts and significant collaboration to establish lasting change, we鈥檙e spearheading a multi-year, multi-stakeholder national strategy. Visit:

Demandforum.net is a comprehensive online resource for people interested in preventing sex trafficking and prostitution. Here you鈥檒l find information on initiatives in more than 1,050 communities in the U.S. aimed at deterring or apprehending men who buy sex. The site also includes details about tactics useful for starting, improving, and sustaining practices designed to combat demand. Visit:

Information on a variety of options for involvement including partnerships in prayer and the arts, for students and schools, and through volunteer and internship opportunities. Visit: