Domestic sex trafficking is an emergent area of study with problematic gaps in our
understanding of the challenges that inhibit client recovery. As social service providers are …

Homicide is a prevalent cause of death among sex workers, given their increased risk of
violence due to proximity to criminal activities such as drug trade and human trafficking. This …

Responding to policy initiatives on fair recruitment and the eradication of recruitment fees,
and research calls to focus on the labor supply chain, we provide a synthesis of scholarly …

Sexually exploited adolescent girls are disproportionately affected by adverse psychosocial
conditions, such as intra-familial child physical and sexual abuse, extra-familial violence and …

Human trafficking is a worldwide problem, affecting millions across the globe. With
deepening globalization and widening economic disparities, migration is rising, and …

Background Human trafficking (HT) survivors are at risk for substance use disorder (SUD),
although assessing the SUD epidemiology of HT survivors is difficult. This study used data …

Human trafficking is a pervasive global health and human rights issue. The skin often bears
the early and most visible signs of abuse and exploitation. Despite the visible nature of their …

Labor trafficking in marijuana production remains a concealed epidemic within the
expanding cannabis industry. This abstract brings attention to the systemic exploitation of …

Legislation to address domestic sex and labor trafficking was implemented with the
Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) of 2000. Collective learning about the nature and …

Human trafficking is “a crime that involves compelling or coercing a person to provide labor
or services, or to engage in commercial sex acts.”(1) Although obtaining accurate data on …