It’s an exciting week here at The Lab! We are proud to announce that in addition to taking phone calls, Colorado’s 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline is now...
It’s an exciting week here at The Lab! We are proud to announce that in addition to taking phone calls, Colorado’s 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline is now...
This month we're proud to welcome Brittany Austin to the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking as our newest staff member! Brittany is joining The Lab as a...
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking’s Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills, and professional development opportunities necessary to contribute to the anti-trafficking movement. We are proud to have the opportunity to work alongside leaders like Rebecca Brownsword, who is wrapping up her participation with our spring cohort and graduating from CU Boulder next month.
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking’s Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills, and professional development opportunities necessary to contribute to the anti-trafficking movement. We are proud to have the opportunity to work alongside leaders like Rebecca Brownsword, who is wrapping up her participation with our spring cohort and graduating from CU Boulder next month.
This week we are taking time to say a special goodbye to Mary Landerholm, our Leadership and Engagement Manager at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT).
In January, the Colorado Human Trafficking Council (CHTC) released its 2018 Annual Report. The CHTC was established by legislation and appointed by Governor Hickenlooper in 2014. The Lab is consistently active on the council, most notably through our Executive Director Amanda Finger, who serves as a council member.
Applications for the following full-time position are no longer being accepted. Stay connected through e-updates or on our website for future employment...
The Human Rights-Based approach requires that human rights are at the core of any anti-trafficking strategy, it seeks to identify and redress the discriminatory practices and unequal distribution of power that underlie trafficking.
Today's post "What I Learned About Survivorship Through Sharing My Own Lived Experience" came from a recent conversation with LCHT Action Plan Manager Mary...
Today's post "Powering Colorado's 24/7 Human Trafficking Hotline" was written in collaboration with Angela Cho, a student and member of the PR Lab team at MSU...
Today's post "Giving Tuesday and Momentum to End Human Trafficking" marks the beginning of Momentum, the 2018 giving campaign with the Laboratory to Combat...
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking's Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills,...