Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Human Trafficking Archives

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Human Trafficking

4 Approaches to Anti-Trafficking Work

July 19, 2024

This movement of people who agree that no child should… Read more

How Child Trafficking is Related to Risks for LGBTQ+ Youth

June 1, 2023

In our relentless efforts to combat child trafficking, it is… Read more

5 things to look for in anti-trafficking organizations

July 27, 2022

At Love146, we’re often asked, “What should I look for… Read more

Conducting Anti-Trafficking Work Using a Racial Equity Lens

March 31, 2022

Recently, there was a request for information made by the US State Department's Office to Combat Trafficking in Persons. The Senior Policy Operating Group...

Three Black Colleagues Shaping Our History

February 28, 2022

Happy Black History Month! This month, we want to celebrate… Read more

Why Pride Matters for Ending Child Trafficking

June 28, 2021

For the vast majority of LGBTQ+ youth, the systems setup to protect and build resilience – family, laws, religion, peers groups… — can be...

Words Matter: Why We No Longer Call Trafficking “Slavery” and Anti-Trafficking “Abolition”

March 30, 2021

At Love146, we have used the terms “slavery” and “abolition” and we have passed this problematic language on to our followers. As we strive...

How Child Trafficking is Related to Unemployment

January 19, 2021

Economic pressure caused by unemployment or underemployment in a family… Read more

How Child Trafficking is Related to Housing Insecurity

January 10, 2021

https://vimeo.com/906843638?share=copy Children at risk of losing their housing, or without… Read more

How Child Trafficking is Related to Food Insecurity

January 4, 2021

A key to preventing trafficking is knowing that traffickers use… Read more

Racism and the Exploitation of Children are Connected

September 18, 2020

Over a year ago, we started to share what we’ve… Read more

*For privacy and protection, Love146 changes names and obscures details about our clients, and no identifiable images in our communications are of children known to be exploited.