Trafficking

The Love Never Fails organization formed in December 2011 after the Founder's teenage dance student experienced human trafficking in the SF Bay Area. Our Board of Directors and Advisory Board include thriving survivors and their families, business owners, teachers, social workers, Pastors, local government executives, attorneys, health care workers, etc. All of our non-profit Board and Advisory members are engaged on a voluntary basis. We are committed to the well being of all youth and driven to restoration, education and protect them from sex trafficking.

Commercial Sexual Exploitation – identification tool (cse-it). A private, non-profit children's community psychology department.

Our vision is for every survivor of Human Trafficking to have the support and tools needed to create a happy, healthy future.

Screening and assessment tools

Pacific Northwest survivors come together in support of the Equality Model to reach decisions through a Race and Social Equity lens.

Dedicated to rescuing children and young people from prostitution worldwide. Offers a 24/7 case management including rescue from pimps, emergency transportation, medical & counseling referrals, online tutoring for the high school equivalency, all expenses for testing for GED/HiSET, resumes, jobs, access to trade schools, vocational schools & community colleges.

PACT’s Mission is to engage county child welfare agencies and their multidisciplinary partners as they implement a statewide, integrated, and adaptable model of cross-coordination. Our staff and consultant network provide customized technical assistance, training and linkages. Our approach is rooted in harm reduction and guided through the lens of lived experience.

Trafficking and the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children

Blue Campaign is a national public awareness campaign designed to educate the public, law enforcement, and other industry partners to recognize the indicators of human trafficking, and how to appropriately respond to possible cases.

The Cool Aunt Experience is for all TEENS, "at-risk" PRETEENS, and the ADULTS who care for them

Our mission is to provide consultation, resources and support to public and private agencies in California serving children and youth at risk or victims of commercial sexual exploitation or other severe forms of trafficking.

The Grateful Garment Project (TGGP) mission is to ensure that every victim of sexual crime who crosses the threshold of Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) facility or who seeks medical attention and/or law enforcement involvement is provided with whatever new clothing, toiletries, snacks, and other miscellaneous items that he or she may require. Including but not limited to Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) and Human Sexual Trafficking (HST).

Using her own case study, Parker combs through police records, all-points bulletins, child protective service records, and new media accounts of her specific case and others, to assist in painting a picture of what a sex trafficking victim might look like. Shanna’s victimization began at 9, and moved to trafficking by age 13. At age 18, her trafficker was given the death penalty for a double murder. Much like Parker's case, law enforcement and child welfare professionals come in contact with trafficked victims every day, but when not familiar with the signs of what to look for, they may miss identifying these victims.

Shanna Parker is a national Survivor Leader and Subject Matter Expert in the field Child Sex Trafficking. Shanna serves hundreds of youths and young adults yearly in local group homes, campuses and the community. She served as the Public Relations Communications Chair for the National Survivor Network, and she is the Executive Chair of the Arizona Survivor Leadership Council, and a consultant for the Office of Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center assisting with program building and specialized training. She sits on panels for various agencies and universities as well as being faculty for Elevate Academy an online school for survivors of trafficking. Shanna has trained and works alongside supreme and superior court judges and justice staff, juvenile probation, law enforcement, and social service professionals. Shanna has worked with tribal agencies to develop responses to trafficking in rural and native lands. She’s currently a US Delegate to the White House on those issues. She also works for Southwest Network as the Anti-Human Trafficking Coordinator where she is a consultant for clinical staff and working as a specialized therapeutic mentor/advocate for chronically trafficked youth with a high run-away rate. Shanna authored a book “And He Called Me Angel” telling her story of human trafficking. Shanna has a TEDx Talk “The laws of being a victim” discussing how she was able to move forward after the trauma of trafficking. And Shanna has been featured on the Polaris website for her “Oh Say Can You See” project depicting what trafficking looks like in the community.

The California Human Trafficking Investigators and Prosecutors Association is dedicated to combatting human trafficking through collaborative efforts, advanced training, and legal expertise, ensuring justice for victims and holding perpetrators accountable.

Child Labor Trafficking Mini Desk Guide

Child Labor Trafficking Toolkit

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps people affected by humanitarian crises—including the climate crisis—to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.