February 14, 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking! In celebration, Co-founder and Executive Director Amanda Finger reflects on the past two decades of impact.
Read Executive Director Amanda Finger’s statement on LCHT’s unwavering commitment to fighting human trafficking amid shifting political and social dynamics.
Jose Alfaro is a lived experience expert and dedicated activist. He shares his message of love, inclusion, and empathy as a way to prevent human trafficking.
Meet two people who are helping to make the end of human trafficking possible in Colorado: Devin Pitts-Rogers and Ashley Bonham
On International Volunteer Day, the recipient of our 2024 Spirit of Service Award is LCHT Board Member, Arnold Hanuman!
You are the heartbeat of our progress in the anti-trafficking movement. Let me tell you about a few milestones you made possible this year…
In Colorado, Indigenous individuals experiencing human trafficking are less likely to get the help they need.
Human trafficking is a complex crime that is often misconstrued by the media and Hollywood. While many people associate trafficking with distant places or dramatic abductions, the reality is far closer to home.
We recently sat down for a conversation with Annjanette Alejano-Steele (AJ), Research Director and Co-Founder at LCHT. Learn why research is critical to creating effective strategies that address the underlying causes of this complex issue—and what keeps her motivated to do this work.
At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we train professionals who may encounter situations of exploitation in their line of work—nurses, doctors, foster care families, educators, police officers, and more. But did you know that we also directly interact with and train youth?
We asked team members at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking to recommend a book, movie, documentary, or TV show that would deepen your understanding of human trafficking this summer. Don’t miss our list!
Today, we want to introduce you to three individuals who are committed to strengthening the movement to end human trafficking in Colorado. One of the ways they show their support is by donating to LCHT as Lab Catalyst monthly donors.
