Also, view and download graphics below to spread awareness on human trafficking. For a selection of infographics made by our office, scroll down to Downloadable Resources. All are available to download for free as PDFs.
An online training curriculum that introduces the topic of human trafficking, service provision, collaboration and long-term survivor care. Please see flyer for a brief overview. National Human Trafficking Hotline. The National Human Trafficking Hotline receives tips about potential trafficking situations, connects survivors of trafficking to services and support, and tracks data about human trafficking on national and state levels.
Polaris operates the National Human Trafficking Hotline and publishes extensive resources and reports on human trafficking. North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission. The legislatively mandated leader of anti-human trafficking efforts in North Carolina housed and staffed by the N. Judicial Branch. A non-profit comprised of a coalition of service providers and governmental agencies joined together in the effort to eradicate human trafficking in North Carolina. A statewide project and partnership with the UNC School of Social Work with the goal to increase awareness and prevention around human trafficking.
A national organization focused on ending violence against women and children through education, public policy, and innovative programming.
Department of Homeland Security Blue Campaign. The DOJ's website on federal efforts to combat human trafficking through the criminal justice system. Through the SEE NC project, we help our partners to meet human trafficking survivors where they are, both geographically by expanding services available in the community to support survivors and by ensuring these services are trauma-informed and survivor-centered.
We recognize that response to human trafficking requires the community to be active in doing the work. We strive to connect communities to the knowledge and resources they need to succeed. SEE NC focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration and improving identification and response of human trafficking in marginalized, underserved, and unserved communities. SEE NC project staff assist agencies across the state to improve identification of and response to human trafficking.
In addition, the team provides trainings to professionals in a variety of fields to increase their understanding of and capacity to serve survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. This two-year project began October 1, with the intention of merging the best practices from earlier Human Trafficking Program projects into a single, integrated project. This is a great opportunity for high school girls interested in STEM careers within state government.
Learn how new policies are helping to address disparities in communities of color disproportionately impacted by COVID The N. Department of Administration serves as the business manager for North Carolina state government. The department oversees government operations such as building construction, purchasing and contracting for goods and services, maintaining facilities and grounds, managing state vehicles, acquiring and disposing of real property, and operating services such as courier mail delivery and the sale of surplus property.
Additionally, NCDOA oversees many of the state's advocacy programs, which advocate for and serve diverse segments of the state's population that have been tradionally underserved. Learn More Office of the Secretary.
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