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.
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
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