Retired 25-year FBI veteran who led the Bureau’s Operational Technology Division joins Denver nonprofit serving survivors of sexual exploitation and human trafficking DENVER, Colo. —
Numbers alone don’t capture the trauma behind human trafficking, but they do reveal something important: this is not a fading problem in the Denver metro
Wanting to help trafficking survivors is easy. Knowing exactly what to do is harder. This guide breaks down ten concrete, practical actions that individuals, churches,
If you suspect someone in the Denver metro area is being trafficked or exploited, knowing exactly who to call and what to do first can
Many Denver metro families believe they would recognize exploitation the moment they saw it. In reality, the line between coercion and consent is often blurry
Human trafficking rarely looks like the version portrayed in movies. In the Denver metro area, it more often hides in plain sight; inside a familiar
Sexual exploitation can happen online or in person. It might start out with trust, friendship, or even love, and then shift into pressure, threats, or
There’s a lot of talk about consent, but it means very little when someone says “yes” under duress. This situation is exactly what coercion looks
It’s that time of the year — Domestic Violence Awareness Month. And every year during this month, we come together to remember that abuse is
We all want churches, schools, and youth programs to be the safest places for kids. Most days they are. Sometimes, though, harm can hide in
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