HOPE AGAINST TRAFFICKING

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HOPE AGAINST TRAFFICKING TEANA Conference July 14, 2018

What is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking involves recruitment, harboring and/or transporting people into a situation of exploitation through the use of violence, deception or coercion and forced to work against their will Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery Human trafficking is a multi-dimensional problem: it is a human rights issue, it is a public health issue and it is a public safety issue   All trafficking victims share one essential experience: the loss of freedom

Global Human Trafficking Facts A $150bn industry that denies freedom to 20.9 million people around the world $99bn from commercial sexual exploitation; $34bn in construction, manufacturing, mining and utilities; $9bn in agriculture, including forestry and fishing; $8bn is saved annually by private households that employ domestic

Global Human Trafficking Facts After drug dealing, it is the 2nd largest crime and fastest growing industry globally The most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation The victims of sexual exploitation are predominantly women and girls There is a victim of trafficking every sixty seconds Nearly every country is involved in the web of trafficking activities Up to 2mn new victims annually 12-14 is the average age victims are lured, sold, or taken into trafficking The present rate of child trafficking is 10X the trans-Atlantic slave trade at its peak According to the 2017 State Department Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report, there were only 14,894 prosecutions and 9,071 convictions for trafficking globally in 2016 Global Human Trafficking Facts

Closer to Home: Polaris’ Cross Country Every 10 minutes, a woman or child is trafficked into the US Reports of human trafficking in the US increase every year. In 2016, we learned of 8,042 cases of human trafficking, a 35% jump over 2015 More survivors of human trafficking are reaching out for help than ever before. 2,042 survivors contacted the Hotline directly in 2016, a 24% increase over 2015 In 2016, the Department of Justice convicted a total of 439 human traffickers, up from 297 in 2015 and 184 in 2014 TAKE ACTION: ADD POLARIS HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE NUMBER TO YOUR CELL PHONE: 1-888-373-7888 TEXT: Polaris BeFree Textline Text "BeFree" (233733)

Michigan: Closer To Home Michigan’s proximity to the Canadian border and waterways increases the likelihood of trafficking in the state   Human trafficking exists in every zip code in Michigan Cities in Michigan with the most calls received by Polaris Project include: Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Mackinac Island It is currently estimated that there are over 1,200 women currently being trafficked in Detroit within a 3 mile radius. Southeast Michigan Trafficking and Exploitation Task Force 74 open federal investigations 152 state investigations initiated 162 arrests

Michigan: Closer To Home Situational Trends (Polaris, 2017) Female 249; Male 35 Adult 191; Minor 96 US Citizens 75; Foreign 30 Sex Trafficking Residence-Based Commercial Sex Hotel/Motel Based Internet Based Commercial Sex Illicit Massage/Spa Business Labor Trafficking Illicit Activities Agricultural/Farms Construction Domestic Work

How do we Combat Human Trafficking?

HAT’s Objectives TRANSFORMATION & INDEPEDENCE Respond to the physical, emotional and psychological needs of adult female human trafficking victims Move survivors toward independent living through education, job skill development, life skills coaching, goal setting, budget development, and a matching savings program Educate survivors of their legal rights within the criminal justice system through advocacy, referrals and accompaniment to relevant services Create awareness and training in the surrounding communities to inform the public about how to identify trafficking victims and how they can best support their spectrum of needs as volunteers Start a justice enterprise to empower the women to ear and save wages which imparts job skills ad puts into practice all of the above CORE OBJECTIVES TRANSFORMATION & INDEPEDENCE …We will serve as advocates and leverage community services where possible.