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.
Human trafficking is happening in communities across Colorado. Uncover five surprising truths about exploitation in our state.
Training is key to ending human trafficking. Explore how the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking boosts awareness, supports its 24/7 Hotline, and develops leaders statewide.
Traffickers are increasingly using social media to recruit, groom, and exploit youth and other vulnerable individuals.
Medical settings are often one of the few places where survivors might have a chance to access help—even if that moment is brief.
In Colorado, Indigenous individuals experiencing human trafficking are less likely to get the help they need.
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?
With back-to-school around the corner, education is on our mind at the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking.
From volunteering for Colorado’s Human Trafficking Hotline to getting trained and supporting impactful programs, find meaningful ways to join the fight against exploitation right where you live.
This summer, empower yourself with knowledge and awareness through gripping books, thought-provoking documentaries, and insightful podcasts, all carefully selected to shed light on the realities of modern-day slavery.
“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...
