The Greater New Orleans Human Trafficking Task Force is proud to share its new report: Opening Doors: Louisiana Human Trafficking Survivor Housing Report. “Opening Doors” was created as a final product of a year-long community-based project to better understand trafficking survivor housing options in Louisiana.
Read MoreThe GNOHTTF Task Force Coordinator sat down with Speaker for the Living, a podcast "exploring human trafficking, forced labor, and all things related", to discuss what survivor services look like for trafficking victims in the Greater New Orleans region.
Read MoreAt the end of nearly every training event, an audience member will ask me, “So what can I do to combat human trafficking?” Though this global crime can seem daunting to address, everyone has a role to play. No matter who you are, how old you are, where you work, or where you live: anyone can ‘EASE’ into supporting this movement.
Read MoreWant to talk to someone right away? Web chat online with the National Human Trafficking Hotline!
For a 24-hour, toll-free national directory of services, information, and inquiries related to potential trafficking cases, services, and more*: National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 (TTY: 711)
For 24-hour hotline and emergency services for trafficking victims in New Orleans: Covenant House New Orleans: (504) 584-1111
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