Driving Change Across Canada: Highlights from Our Recent Work
As 2024 winds to a close, our team has been on the move, connecting with partners, advocates, and policymakers across the country to drive forward the fight against human trafficking. …
A New Day: Championing Survivor-Centred Care
At the heart of Ottawa’s restorative care community is A New Day, an organization dedicated to providing sex-trafficked youth and young adults with empathetic, trauma-informed care. Their mission is not …
Keep Kids Safe: Holiday Conversations That Matter
The holiday season brings a much-needed break and precious opportunities to reconnect with loved ones. That said, we all know that the young people in our lives will also spend …
Opportunities for Continued Learning – Dec 2024
Discover new training opportunities and events designed to deepen your understanding and expand your skills: Occasions d’apprentissage continu – déc. 2024 Découvrez de nouvelles opportunités de formation et des …
Key Reports and Resources – Dec. 2024
What’s driving trafficking trends in Canada? How can survivor engagement improve outcomes? This page features a curated collection of must-read reports and resources, including the latest findings from civil society …
Canada is Not the Land of Opportunity for Everyone: New Research Reveals a Nation Shockingly Unaware of Labour Trafficking
Canada’s food security depends on migrant workers, yet they are at the highest risk of Labour Trafficking TORONTO, Feb. 9, 2023 – Every year, hundreds of thousands of migrant workers come to Canada, believing …
Le Canada n’offre pas les mêmes opportunités à tous : une nouvelle étude révèle que les Canadiens sont étonnamment peu sensibilisés à la question de la traite des personnes à des fins du travail forcé.
La sécurité alimentaire du pays dépend des travailleurs migrants; pourtant, ceux-ci sont les plus vulnérables au travail forcé. TORONTO, le 9 févr. 2023 – Chaque année, des centaines de milliers de travailleurs …