Understand the mental health challenges that people who survived DMST face, and learn ways they can deal with them.

Here's how you can help us support Sex Trafficking Survivors at The Mission Haven. Become a volunteer, donate financially, or raise awarenes

Learn how legal efforts help protect child sex trafficking survivors and offer the justice and support they need to heal and rebuild.

More teen boys are falling victim to online sextortion scams. See what's behind this scary trend and how to keep kids safe on the internet.

Discover the latest facts and figures about domestic child sex trafficking and how everyone can help to curb the global trend child abuse

Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking has devastating impacts on both victims and their families. These are challenges these families deal with.

Here’s what you can do to protect domestic minor sex trafficking survivors from being revictimized.

What are the things you've heard about child trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children? Many of them may just be untrue.

In addition to large-scale efforts, here are some effective and practical ways that make it easy to fight trafficking in our societies.

The internet currently plays a major role in the growth and perpetration of sext trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors.

The trauma-informed approach of caring for trafficking survivors is designed to strengthen and help survivors regain control of their lives.

Anyone can join in the fight against sex and human trafficking. Here are 20 ways you can help.

The FBI Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Forces in New York & West Virginia recently arrested two sex trafficking offenders.

Studies show that children from lower-income homes, mostly people of color, form the majority of victims of child sex trafficking in the US.

Sex trafficking is a major form of human trafficking in play today. Learn about other forms of human trafficking prevailent in the U.S.

For every child survivor walking in through our door, we see not just a helpless survivor, but a renewed person equipped to take life on.

The U.S. government has put in place laws and policies to protect minors from sex trafficking and help survivors of DMST start their anew.

The most important thing in the life of a trafficking survivor is building a sustainable, new life, regardless of the age of the individual.