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 DOT Advisory Committee on Human Trafficking: Call for Nominations DOT is establishing an Advisory Committee on Human Trafficking to make recommendations on actions DOT can take to help combat human trafficking, and to develop recommended best practices for states and state and local transportation stakeholders in combating human trafficking. View the Federal Register Notice for further details regarding the committee and nomination process (nominations close on 8/20). |
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 New Transit Industry Training and Webinar DOT invites transit entities to train their employees with our new human trafficking awareness training tailored for the transit industry. The 8-minute training includes indicators of human trafficking, and how to report suspicions of human trafficking to law enforcement. To become a Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking partner and access the training, please email us your signed pledge. A webinar to provide transit organizations with an overview of the training will be announced soon. Learn more about human trafficking awareness trainings tailored for the transportation industry. |
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 SPOTLIGHT: Public Awareness Campaign A21, a member of DOT's Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking, launched the "Can You See Me?" public awareness campaign in the United States this year. The campaign includes 30 and 60 second awareness videos and posters covering four types of human trafficking. The campaign just launched at O'Hare, JFK, LaGuardia, Dulles, and over 20 Amtrak stations, and will continue to expand in 2018. |
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Join Us! Sign DOT's Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking pledge to make your employees and stakeholders aware that you are taking a stand against human trafficking. Email your signed pledge on behalf of your organization today! |
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Access resources to take action against human trafficking. Resources include our pledge, leadership statement, and training and public awareness materials. | |  | | SPREAD THE WORD |
Retweet Secretary Chao's blog post to help us spread the news regarding human trafficking to transportation stakeholders around the United States. | | |
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