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The Problem:
Human trafficking is rampant across the United States and it’s in your neighborhood. It's found in local businesses and especially in what we call Frontline Industries — airports, apartments, and hotels — where trafficking victims are forced to move, work, and sleep everyday.
BAATC has observed this Move, Work, Sleep pattern in local trafficking cases, and have created a targeted approach to disrupt this cycle at three points that traffickers rely on daily.
3 Points to Disrupt the Business of Trafficking:
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Who We Are
We are a local organization who trains workers in Frontline Industries such as airports, apartments, and hotels to identify and report the signs of human trafficking at their workplace.
How it Works
Train the Frontline
We train the frontline workers who are uniquely positioned to see trafficking every day to identify and report the signs of human trafficking.
Break the Cycle
We disrupt the cycle of trafficking where victims Move, Work and Sleep by equipping frontline workers to spot trafficking and intervene for victims.
Create Safer Communities
We establish strategic partnerships and create systems and protocols that effectively bring transformation to communities.
The Impact of Our Model
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Current Training Initiatives
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Bring Light to the Darkness
Help train those who are uniquely positioned to see trafficking every day. $20 a month means victims of human trafficking moving through airports, apartments and hotels will be identified and their traffickers will be prosecuted.