What is human trafficking?
Human trafficking involves force, fraud, or coercion of a person for the purpose of labor or sexual exploitation. Survivors of trafficking may have suffered either or both, however it is not limited to these two types.
To help you determine if you are a victim of human trafficking, see how many questions you answer "yes" to below. My Sisters' Place is here to help. Our expert staff are available to answer questions, complete intakes, and provide support and assistance through our 24/7 hotline at 1-800-298-7233 (SAFE). You can also reach our staff through our text and chat services.
The above video describes signs of human trafficking in ASL.
It is important to remember that human trafficking can happen anywhere and to anyone.
We advocate for the rights of everyone, regardless of citizenship status.
The Power & Control diagram below can be a particularly helpful tool in understanding the range of behaviors which may be used by a trafficker to establish and maintain control. Very often, individuals who seek support at My Sisters’ Place find that this tool helps them realize that what they are experiencing is in fact trafficking and abuse.
For more information about common locations where human trafficking may occur and red flags to look out for, visit our Human Trafficking page.
My Sisters' Place is here to help. Our expert staff are available to answer questions, complete intakes, and provide support and assistance through our 24/7 hotline at 1-800-298-7233 (SAFE). You can also reach our staff through our text and chat services.