The Colorado Project 2.0 Blog series is taking a closer look at some of the findings from our most recent human trafficking research at LCHT. Today's post...
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.
The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking's Leadership Development Program exists to prepare human rights leaders and survivors with the knowledge, skills,...
Today's post First Responder: The Potential to Disrupt Trafficking offers a view of the important role that first responders and healthcare providers play in...
As we start the second week of the up|END Campaign, we’re celebrating two important days: Colorado Gives Day and International Volunteer Day, both...
As the up|END Campaign carries on, we’re taking time to highlight ways in which research can upend this crime. In today's post, "Data Potential: How Research...
"Applying Research to End Human Trafficking" is the final post in The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking's Compreh{END} Campaign blog series running...
