Labor trafficking
Funding Opportunities: Apply for Funding to Enhance Services for Victims of Crime
OVC Directory of Crime Victim Services
Deadline Extended for Funding Opportunities to Enhance Anti-Trafficking Services
Survivor Perspectives: Increasing Identification Through Labor Trafficking Outreach
Case Study: Increasing Identification Through Outreach - Anna's Story
Case Study: Identifying Vulnerabilities - Jared's Story
Case Study: Labor Trafficking Identification - Crystal's Story
The Office for Victims of Crime: An Ongoing Commitment to Victims of Human Trafficking
Law Enforcement-Based Victim Services - Template Package II: Protocols and Documentation
Multidisciplinary Collaborative Model for Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces: Development and Operational Roadmap
OVC TTAC Human Trafficking Action Research Toolkit
Commemorating National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Law Enforcement
Learn about OVC efforts to support for programs which help law enforcement officers compassionately and effectively meet the needs of crime victims.
Trauma-Informed Care for Survivors of Human Trafficking: A State of the Field in 2019
Just Launched: Human Trafficking Capacity Building Center Website
Twenty years ago, Congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. This landmark legislation provided a framework for protecting victims, holding traffickers criminally accountable, and preventing victimization from occurring in the first place.
As part of our commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, the Office for Victims of Crime is launching the Human Trafficking Capacity Building Center website.
The Center offers...
Twenty Years of Progress in the Anti-Trafficking Movement
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. Prior to the passage of the Act, the United States relied on traditional laws prohibiting involuntary servitude; however, these laws often fell short of addressing modern day forms of human trafficking.
This landmark legislation recognized the importance of protecting victims, holding traffickers criminally accountable, and preventing victimization from occurring in the first...