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This brief provides an overview of findings from a study measuring the prevalence of labor trafficking and other labor abuse in the construction industry in Houston, Texas.

This report describes the activities and findings from a study designed to field test two methods of prevalence estimation within the construction industry in Houston, Texas.  

This brief provides a description of the relationship between working in construction after a natural disaster and the prevalence of labor trafficking. 

This brief provides a description of the risk and protective factors for experiencing labor trafficking and other labor abuse in the construction industry in Houston, Texas.

School-Based Human Trafficking Prevention: Key Components and Implementation Considerations for Educators, Staff, and School Leaders summarizes important information for educators, staff, and school leaders who are interested in incorporating human trafficking prevention activities in their schools.

The Process Evaluation of the 2020—2023 HTYPE Demonstration Program: Final Report summarizes activities conducted by the first cohort of projects funded under the ACF OTIP’s HTYPE Demonstration Program

This brief provides a high-level executive summary, as well as a synthesis of lessons learned, and considerations for future practice described across the briefs and reports published as part of the evaluation of the National Human Trafficking Hotline (NHTH).

This brief provides detailed findings from the contactor follow-up survey, including the extent to which contactors perceived the National Human Trafficking Hotline (NHTH) to be helpful.

This brief provides detailed information on help seeking behavior from individuals accessing the NHTH, including what types of help they seek, what help they receive, and how NHTH staff interact with contactors.

This report describes the history and purpose of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, as well as a synthesis of the organization’s structure, operating procedures, and training mechanisms.