Central Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking

A Community commitment to ending human slavery

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Central Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking is to work collaboratively to increase public awareness and identification of human trafficking cases, and to provide identified victims of human trafficking with comprehensive social and medical services.

Survivor Quotes                                             (click photos)

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  • Human Trafficking in Texas
  • UT Austin Student Video

             Human Trafficking
                     in Texas


Our Community
  • Does Human Trafficking Really Happen Here?
  • What is Texas Doing to Combat Human Trafficking?
  • OAG Report - The Texas Response to Human Trafficking
  • Austin CTCAHT ALLIES Blog
      Austin Fox-7 Interview
      Click the blue arrow in lower left, below, to play a video
      interview with UT School of Social Work researchers, Noel
      Busch-Amendariz and Laurie Cook Heffron, about Human
      Trafficking in Austin and central Texas.


             Human Trafficking Video
                     by UT Students


    Click the arrow below to play a video about Human Trafficking in
    Texas created by students attending the University of Texas in
    Austin, School of Journalism.  The video includes quotes from
    members of the Central Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking
    and local Law Enforcement.


Note:
This project is supported by Grant No. 2006-VT-BX-K006 awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, Department of Justice. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.

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