Lake Dillon at sunset

Research: The Roadmap to a Place Without Human Exploitation

  At the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking, we believe that community-based research and data-driven insights are critical in strengthening the movement to end human trafficking. Data have the power to support decision-making with evidence, reduce uncertainty, enhance our collective capacity to collaborate, and build upon the strength and resilience of communities.  Our research projects…

Human Trafficking Training in Colorado: The First Step Towards Ending Exploitation

  Human trafficking affects a wide range of individuals in our Colorado communities. Adults and children, foreign-nationals and U.S. citizens, and people of all genders have all been identified as survivors.  Colorado sits at a geographic crossroads and is accessible via an international airport and two major interstates; much of the state is used for…