Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking

The Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking (CCAHT) is a nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles, California. The CCAHT works to combat human trafficking and to support victims of trafficking in the Los Angeles area. The organization focuses on raising awareness about human trafficking, providing training and education to community members and professionals, and advocating for policies and laws that support trafficking survivors. The CCAHT also provides direct services to trafficking survivors, such as crisis intervention, case management, and referrals to other services. The CCAHT is part of the Los Angeles Regional Human Trafficking Task Force, which is a collaboration of organizations and agencies working to address human trafficking in the region.

‘Save the Children’ and the Truth About Human Trafficking in East Tennessee
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‘Save the Children’ and the Truth About Human Trafficking in East Tennessee

ByEyes on Trafficking News

While this hashtag may have started out with good intentions to spread awareness about human trafficking, many popular social media hashtags and movements can devolve into perpetuating something more mythical than grounded. Some of these movements can sometimes cast a shadow over the truth of the survivors we have the privilege to serve. It is a smokescreen for human traffickers. This is dangerous.

Psychological Effects of Human Trafficking: How Can You Help? [Part 3] (from Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking)
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Psychological Effects of Human Trafficking: How Can You Help? [Part 3] (from Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking)

ByEyes on Trafficking News

Part three in a three-part series written by CCAHT therapist, Amy Canfield. In the previous segments of this three-part series (catch part one and part two, if you missed them), we (at Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking) discussed how traffickers use complex tactics to control victims through force, coercion and fraud. These tactics often lead…