Human Trafficking Policy and Research Analyses Project by Just Science

Human trafficking has far-reaching consequences that not only impact individuals but also families and entire communities. As a result, combatting human trafficking demands a comprehensive and collaborative approach which may span multiple disciplines. Many questions still remain about the most effective ways to prevent and respond to human trafficking. To help address this need, RTI’s Human Trafficking Policy and Research Analyses Project (HTPRAP), conducted in partnership with the Administration for Children and Families’ Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation and the Office on Trafficking in Persons, aims to advance the scope of knowledge and data around human trafficking by identifying priority areas for learning and conducting a series of studies that can immediately impact practice. This season, we sit down with many HTPRAP contributors to learn about the successes, challenges, and future work of human trafficking research.

Contains tracks

• Just Response To Human Trafficking In Native Communities by Just Science
• Just Economic Empowerment After Human Trafficking by Just Science
• Just Estimating Labor Trafficking In Houston by Just Science
• Just School-Based Trafficking Prevention by Just Science