Three Winners of Pathways to Freedom Announced

Atlanta, Chicago, and Minneapolis Selected to Receive Funding to Develop a Citywide Response to Trafficking Prevention and Survivor Support

A seat at the table: Cities can ensure youth and young adults are shaping policies that reduce vulnerability to exploitation and human trafficking

By Darla Bardine, National Network for Youth

Hidden in plain sight

How low wages, brutal working conditions, and laws hostile to organizing, make Atlanta and surrounding areas ripe for labor trafficking.

Learn more

The Vital Connection Between Cities and Grassroots Organizations

How Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha is elevating labor trafficking as an issue and making workers safer in Minneapolis

Learn More

The Vital Connection Between Cities and Grassroots Organizations

Recent Articles

Why local governments should consider a more comprehensive approach to human trafficking

By Shunu Shrestha, Senior Fellow for the City of Minneapolis

Symposium: A Citywide Approach to Prevent Human Trafficking

Megan Tackney | Pathways to Freedom Program Manager, Humanity United

Facing facts: Un-meetable promises in the shadow of municipal prostitution and trafficking diversion and intervention programs

By Poonam Daryani and Ali Miller, Yale Global Health Justice Partnership

The Fight Against Labor Trafficking Expands

Filiberto Nolasco Gomez, Workday Minnesota

It’s Not Just About Sex—Human Trafficking and Mega Sporting Events

Stephanie Hepburn, Contributor

About Pathways to Freedom

Pathways to Freedom calls on cities to take urgent action to prevent human trafficking and address the unmet needs of survivors. This third challenge of the Partnership for Freedom focuses on challenging assumptions, spurring innovative city-wide responses, and sharing local solutions. Humanity United and the NoVo Foundation lead this final challenge in collaboration with 100 Resilient Cities.