Native American populations in the U.S. face a greater risk of exploitation. That’s why listening to Indigenous voices is so important.
With back-to-school around the corner, education is on our mind at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking.
“Laboratory” is in our name because collaboration is at the heart of what we do. While you won’t find a lab coat or test tube in our offices, you’ll find a...
Happy Pride Month! As rainbow flags fly and clothing store shelves are stocked with Pride apparel this month, we must acknowledge that LGBTQ+ lives are...
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) fully supports the passage of Senate Bill 22-150, which seeks to establish the Office of Missing and...
As most folx know, June is Pride month. Often, when the month is over, the rainbow flags and apparel are stored away for the next 11 months, until they find...
It has been a harrowing week for the country in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. Demonstrations around the country have highlighted the unrest our nation...
A global pandemic has exposed the deeply entrenched inequities in the structures and systems of our society. People of color are dying at disproportionate...
Last month we gathered our four kids together for another stay-at-home dinner. This April, that wasn’t saying much. The days of people declaring, “It would be...
As we recognize International Migrants Day at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking on the final Monday of our 2017 up|END Campaign, we would like to...
Today is World Refugee Day, a day to commemorate the strength, courage and perseverance of millions of refugees around the world. As we consider living in a...
Today's post, "Intersectionality and Human Trafficking Survivorship" by Kara Napolitano, takes a closer look at an important approach to social justice, and...
