Talking Circle Series Start, Sustain, or Grow: Using federal funding for victim services Determining how to spend federal funds for victim services can seem overwhelming. Whether an organization is starting, sustaining, or growing a victim services program, a broad range of resources are available to assist them in supporting the healing journey for victims. Join the Human Trafficking Capacity Building Center for a free, online discussion to ask questions and learn from other

Identifying and Promoting Promising Practices in Juvenile and Family Courts to Address Child Sex Trafficking The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) is accepting applications from judicially led stakeholder groups to receive targeted technical assistance. Whether you are in the initial stages of bringing together a collaborative stakeholder group to address child sex trafficking or you have already implemented commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) spe

“As a mother, nothing will replace the loss of my daughter, but by organizing to support the National Day of Awareness and creating the changes needed, I know it will help others. And Hanna and so many others will not be forgotten.”—Malinda Limberhand, Mother of Hanna Harris, Honored by the National Day of Awareness Senate Proclamation Since 2017, actions on May 5th to honor missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) at the local, regional, and national level con