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We envision a state free of human trafficking through creating communities actively working to abolish human trafficking.
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About NC Stop Human Trafficking
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Educating citizens about the reality of sex trafficking and labor trafficking in North Carolina is imperative to creating communities actively working to abolish human trafficking.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
We go out into communities in our state with information about human trafficking, the National Human Trafficking Hotline Number (1-888-3737-888) and ask businesses, agencies and other individuals to join the anti-human trafficking movement.
COLLABORATIONS & COALITIONS
Community members, agencies and organizations must come together to combat human trafficking locally. We provide development assistance so communities can develop their own coalitions to combat human trafficking.
LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS
We have advocated for a state and country that delivers compassionate services to human trafficking survivors and proactively work to prevent human trafficking.
FAIR TRADE
Our global effort to combat human trafficking is introducing fair trade into the local markets. We put our money wear our mouth is and sell fair trade certified products through our Fair Traders Project program.
Join Our Team
We are seeking a Project Coordinator to assist us in our collaborative efforts. If you are passionate about making an impact in the anti-human trafficking movement, click the button to read the job description and see if it’s the right fit for you!
Imagine a state free of
human trafficking.
We are an organization on a mission to bring awareness, action and an ultimate end to human trafficking in our state. Because the issue is everywhere — the solution requires help from everyone — not just from a dedicated few. There are plenty of ways to get involved. And we’re glad you’re here.
Recent Blog Posts
It’s Our Problem
A new report (“Forced Labour Risk is Pervasive in the US Land-Based Food Supply”) released in July found that 62% of total forced labor risk in land-based food supply comes from U.S. domestic production or processing.
Leaving No One Behind
NC Stop Human Trafficking, in 2022, trained 630 first responders and law enforcement officers in how to identify and respond to human trafficking, which is a direct effort to ensure that response to human trafficking in North Carolina is strong and trauma-informed.
The Unseen and Unhelped
What we believe, what we accept, and what think we know leaves a large swath of children unseen and unhelped. Those children are boys.
An Open Letter: How Much Is a Childhood Worth?
How much is a childhood worth? I learned about child trafficking at a missions conference in 2006, and like many people first learning about the issue, I understood two things: it was selling children for sex, and it happened in foreign countries.
May Edition: Keith Letchworth & Derick Fields of the National Alliance on Mental Illness – Pitt County
This month we are recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month with our guests, Keith Letchworth, vice president of the Pitt County chapter of NAMI, and Derick Fields, secretary of the Pitt County Chapter of NAMI and certified NAMI Peer Support Facilitator. Join us as we learn about what the National Alliance on Mental Illness has to offer as well as a conversation around destigmatizing mental illness.
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Understanding A Misunderstood Issue
One of the biggest challenges to our cause is that many don’t know what human trafficking looks like. Not the movie version you may have seen — it’s an issue that crosses age, borders race, economics and beyond — and it’s all around us. Learn what to look for. Get involved. And become part of the solution.