This Pride Month, the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking is spotlighting Loving Beyond Understanding, an LGBTQ+ organization serving Colorado’s Western Slope.
In 2026, demand for support from survivors, professionals, communities, and rising human rights leaders is only growing. During the Laboratory for Human Trafficking’s Spring Sustainer Week (May 9-17, 2026), we’re sharing how monthly support from Lab Catalysts can help meet this demand.
At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we believe that the long-term sustainability of the anti-trafficking movement requires people who are willing to learn, reflect, and lead.
Celebrate Caleb Stewart, LCHT’s 2025 Spirit of Service Award winner, whose leadership and partnership strengthen Colorado’s anti-trafficking response.
Meet the next generation of leaders advancing Colorado’s anti-trafficking movement and building safer, more just future for all.
Our Leadership Development Program helps LCHT interns grow their skills and impact human rights at any stage of life or work.
Over the years, we’ve worked with incredible Leadership Development Program participants. This three-month internship program draws people from all walks of life. We’ve supported undergraduate students just entering the workforce, late-career professionals switching fields, and everything in between.
Meet Lauren Holsombeck, Program Coordinator at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking. Lauren’s passion and varied skill set have made her an invaluable part of our efforts to amplify anti-trafficking efforts, in Colorado and beyond.
Human trafficking is one of the most important human rights issues of our time. It’s the culmination of other human rights abuses, including gender-based...
Today is International Human Rights Day and we are taking time to celebrate our Fall 2021 Leadership Development Program interns. We are sad to see some of...
