Look Beneath the Surface

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Everyone has the right to live and work safely.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Look Beneath the Surface campaign is a national public awareness and outreach campaign that provides people who are at-risk or experiencing human trafficking with information about human trafficking, how to identify potential human trafficking schemes, and how to access support. 

The campaign also empowers professionals to help identify individuals who may be experiencing trafficking and connect them with services though the National Human Trafficking Hotline.

A variety of Look Beneath the Surface and NOPE Campaign materials are available through our order form. Quantities are limited. Planning to have resources professionally printed? Review the print specifications. 

Image Library

The Look Beneath the Surface Campaign Image Library  can be used in human trafficking public awareness and outreach materials. 



Online Safety

A collage of various outreach materials including guides, family activities, and posters.

The NOPE Campaign gives children and youth simple, practical skills they can use when something online feels uncomfortable, pressuring, or unsafe. NOPE helps them Notice what feels off, Own their boundaries, Protect their privacy, and Exit and ask for help—while giving families and trusted adults tools to support them along the way.

Youth

 

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NOPE Hotline Card (PDF)

 

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Poster coming soon!

 

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Caregivers

 


Jacob: How Parents Can Help Their Kids Stay Safe Online

Watch the 30-second YouTube Short version here .


How Parents Can Build Trust Around Online Safety

Watch the 30-second YouTube Short Version here .

 

 

 

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Looking for practical ways to help keep your child safe? Caregiver Connect offers tips and resources to help you recognize risks related to human trafficking, online harms, and other forms of abuse, talk with your child, build safety skills, and find help when you need it.

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