Center on Human Trafficking Research & Outreach
@CenHTRO
Global research hub working to #EndHumanTrafficking | @ugasocialwork
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http://cenhtro.uga.edu 09-09-2021 12:52:06
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How can emerging data-driven technologies improve the global response to #EndHumanTrafficking ? 🔎
What role can innovative information technologies play in combating trafficking in persons in West Africa? 🌍
Our new brief analyzes the opportunities.
🔗 t.uga.edu/9p6
Hot off the press! Read our newly released “Promising Practices: A Review of U.S. Government-Funded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Programs” here: ow.ly/iEka50PLkB6 and learn more about how we are working together to #EndHumanTrafficking
A landmark anti-trafficking conference in West Africa produced The Freetown Roadmap, which will guide regional efforts to #EndHumanTrafficking across the ECOWAS region and dovetails with CenHTRO's priorities. Read more 👇
🔗 t.uga.edu/9p1
CenHTRO's enumerator training in Zambia for our research on labor trafficking in Southern Africa was covered by Prime Television Zambia. In an interview, our director David Okech details the project's phases.
Read more about our work 👉 t.uga.edu/8to
#EndHumanTrafficking
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🌍 CenHTRO faculty and staff— @davidokech3 Laura Zimmermann + Claire Bolton—traveled to Malawi 🇲🇼 + Zambia 🇿🇲 recently to train enumerators for our research on labor trafficking in Southern Africa.
Learn more about the project 👉 t.uga.edu/8to
#EndHumanTrafficking
CenHTRO's David Okech + Lydia Aletraris are in Vienna, Austria this week, working on the Standard Tools for Analysis of Trafficking in Persons (STATIP) project with International Labour Organization UN Office on Drugs & Crime IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳, discussing legal definitions of #forcedlabor and #humantrafficking .
'The tangible success we witness today fuels our future work.'
A message of hope and hard work from our director David Okech
🔗 bit.ly/3DOxXwG
#EndHumanTrafficking
CenHTRO staff recently traveled to Dakar, Senegal, to conduct a workshop with high-level stakeholders on our baseline findings on sex trafficking in the country’s gold mining areas.
Read more 🔗 bit.ly/3DOxXwG
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💥Impact news!
In under a year, CenHTRO and partner Free the Slaves have removed 97 girls + young women from sex trafficking in the gold mining areas of Senegal, part of a project funded by U.S. State Dept. Trafficking in Persons Office.
Learn more 👉 t.uga.edu/8cV
📢 CenHTRO Director David Okech reflects on tangible success in combatting #sextrafficking in #Senegal 🇸🇳.
'We want to provide support to survivors so that they can continue to play vital roles in our programs.'
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#EndHumanTrafficking
💥Impact news!
In under a year, CenHTRO and partner Free the Slaves have removed 97 girls + young women from sex trafficking in the gold mining areas of Senegal, part of a project funded by U.S. State Dept. Trafficking in Persons Office.
Learn more 👉 t.uga.edu/8cV
ICYMI: A message from CenHTRO Director David Okech for World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
#EndHumanTrafficking
In #SierraLeone , on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, our Sierra Leone Coordinator Umaru Fofanah joined other anti-TIP organizations in Freetown to promote awareness about Victim Protection Safeguards and the dangers of Human Trafficking.
#EndHumanTrafficking
On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, CenHTRO calls on everyone to do their part to #LeaveNoOneBehind in the fight to #EndHumaTrafficking .
Learn more about how CenHTRO combats #humantrafficking at cenhtro.uga.edu.
Today marks the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Trafficking methods are complex, but our mission is clear – to end modern slavery. Your awareness can disrupt these chains. Together, we can make freedom the norm. #EndHumanTrafficking
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