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Partnerships

Each year, the Office on Trafficking in Persons collaborates with federal, state, Tribal, territorial, local, and non-governmental partners to develop and deliver services for individuals at risk of or who have experienced human trafficking.

Collaboration is key to maximizing capacity and resources and ensuring anti-trafficking policies and programs are effective. An integrative response reduces duplication, strengthens services, and amplifies impact across communities. 

  • Federal Interagency Collaboration

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    OTIP works with federal partners and stakeholders to raise awareness, set research priorities, and make policy recommendations to improve anti-trafficking efforts.

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  • Department Collaboration

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    OTIP collaborates across the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to support an effective, unified response to human trafficking.

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  • Federal Advisory Committees

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    OTIP supports and collaborates with federal advisory committees, using their recommendations to enhance the public health response to human trafficking.

    Learn more about Federal Advisory Committees

  • Public-Private Partnerships

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    OTIP forges public-private partnerships to drive innovative solutions for preventing human trafficking and enhancing services for survivors.

    Learn more about Public-Private Partnerships