November 21, 2025
50 Reasons We’re Grateful for Safe House Project’s Impact Victims & Survivors at the Center The courage of victims who reach out for help, trusting us with their safety Every survivor who believes they deserve better, ev
November 14, 2025
In the U.S., the general perception of what human trafficking looks like has been shaped by media portrayals, often involving abduction, physical restraints, or victims being smuggled across international borders. In rea
November 10, 2025
For many survivors of human trafficking, residential programs are one of the first steps toward safety and healing. These programs, often designed around a congregate care model, offer structure, supportive relationships
November 10, 2025
In anti-trafficking work, we often talk about trauma-informed care, safe housing, and survivor-centered services. These areas are undeniably central to an effective response to human trafficking, but behind every success
September 23, 2025
Healthcare settings are among the most frequent points of contact for human trafficking survivors. In fact, 88% of survivors access medical care while being actively exploited, and often multiple times during their traff
September 19, 2025
He didn’t grab her off the street. He followed her on Instagram. He replied to her story. Told her she was beautiful. That he got her. That she wasn’t like the other girls. That she deserved better. She was 14. Smart. Lo
September 19, 2025
“That doesn’t happen here.” It’s the sentence we hear the most. The disbelief is always familiar. The nervous laugh, the quick head shake, the hopeful glance toward anything else. Because the truth is harder to swallow:
August 29, 2025
The public perception of human trafficking often includes dramatic kidnappings, strangers lurking on dark street corners, or people smuggled across national borders. In reality, the vast majority of human trafficking, in
