At United Way, we bring anti-trafficking efforts to scale by energizing, coordinating, and mobilizing the United Way Network. We are working to create effective community-based solutions, galvanize collaboration across sectors, and build public and political will to scale strategies across the world that find, stop, and prevent human trafficking and support survivors.
We are innovating where needed, uplifting good work already being done, elevating survivor leadership, and utilizing the United Way Network to catalyze the anti-trafficking work.
Strategies
The Strategy Guide to Combat Human Trafficking is a comprehensive resource that local United Ways can utilize to understand and address the issue of human trafficking in their communities. It aims to empower United Ways across the United States to combat this issue by leveraging existing strengths, partnerships, and programs. Strategy Guide to Combat Human Trafficking
United Way teamed up with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to highlight work being done by leading companies to fight human trafficking. This report, Trust by Performance: Uniting Business and Philanthropy Against Trafficking, emphasizes the important role that the business community and philanthropic sectors play in combating this issue.
Companies Battling Human Trafficking
Our Partners
Human trafficking is a complex issue that requires a united and coordinated approach from those working to end it. No single organization, corporation, or government can end this systemic injustice alone — our best hope is an approach that unites all stakeholders.
At United Way, we have worked with hundreds of local United Ways, nonprofit organizations, survivor leaders, corporate partners, and government agencies around the world to combat human trafficking.
We are grateful to our primary funders in this work, UPS and the UPS Foundation, along with other supporters and partners such as Marriott International, Humanity United, and The Elkes Foundation.