DHS Blue Campaign

Every year, traffickers exploit millions and profit from their suffering. Everyone can help by staying vigilant. Learn what you can do at bluecampaign.gov. #EndHumanTrafficking

If your partner is exploiting you, that is not love, and it could be more dangerous than you think. Get help by calling 1-888-373-7888 or texting HELP to BeFree (233733). Learn common red flags: go.dhs.gov/JyL. #RedFlags

Partners who are safe don’t do these things. Recognizing the red flags of exploitative relationships can keep you and your loved ones safe from human trafficking. go.dhs.gov/JyL #RedFlags

Cocoa farms have a long history of using child labor, exposing kids to dangerous tools and chemicals to harvest cocoa beans. Do you know where your favorite chocolate comes from? 🍫 Learn about goods made with forced labor: go.dhs.gov/ZJU. #ForcedLabor

In an anonymous online environment, it’s more important than ever to know how to stay safe. What would you do in this position? go.dhs.gov/ZTZ. #EndTrafficking

Traffickers can be experts at appearing as the perfect partner, declaring false promises and “love-bombing” to gain their victim’s trust and exploit them. Learning the red flags is the first step to staying safe: go.dhs.gov/JyL. #RedFlags

Safety isn’t just a position. It’s a privilege that many victims of human trafficking desperately wish to have again. Learning the signs is something all of us can do to help bring victims to safety. go.dhs.gov/JpH. #TacklingTrafficking

Human trafficking exists everywhere—in small towns and big cities, in hotels, stores, and clubs. If you’re attending the big game, notice the signs around you. Learn what to look for: go.dhs.gov/JpH. #TacklingTrafficking

Ahead of the big game, we’re partnering with the @Tim Tebow Foundation to show how you can tackle human trafficking. Large events like this weekend’s game can reveal instances of human trafficking. Learn to see the signs and report them: go.dhs.gov/JpH.

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By building awareness and reinforcing the critical role transportation professionals play in prevention and public safety, this training highlighted how informed action can help disrupt trafficking and protect vulnerable people.

Transportation Professionals on the Front Lines of Countering Human Trafficking Traffickers often exploit transportation systems — but transportation professionals are also uniquely positioned to help stop them.

Human trafficking happens in many different industries—it can even be happening right in front of us. It’s up to all of us to recognize the signs and break the silence. Learn how to see behind the crowd: go.dhs.gov/ZJN. #TacklingTrafficking

The National Human Trafficking Hotline is available 24/7 to receive your reports of human trafficking and connect victims with services. All it takes is someone to speak up and break the silence. Learn how to use your voice to stop human trafficking: go.dhs.gov/JVE.

The English session of our Human Trafficking 101 webinar is tomorrow! Don’t forget to register to learn valuable information about human trafficking and what you can do to fight it. We’ll also be hosting the webinar in Spanish on the 29th. Register here: ow.ly/RnBF50XWKSM.

Human traffickers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for their crimes. Learn what you can do to help combat human trafficking: go.dhs.gov/ZAe. #EndTrafficking

Human trafficking victims may not be able to speak up and ask for help due to fear, blackmail, or trauma. You can be the one to break the silence. Learn to recognize the signs of human trafficking and how you can help: go.dhs.gov/ZAe.

Human traffickers use buses, trains, and planes to transport their victims. Reporting the signs you recognize can help bring these victims to safety. Learn how to report and what to say: go.dhs.gov/JVE.