Human Trafficking
Resources
The hospitality industry plays a critical role in identifying and preventing human trafficking. These courses and resources equip hotel professionals to recognize warning signs and respond effectively.
A flexible training course designed for hospitality professionals who want to expand their awareness and strengthen their response to trafficking.
A flexible online training course designed for hospitality professionals, focused on child protection and trafficking prevention.
AB 260 — Posting Requirements
AB 260 (Santiago, 2017) mandates that lodging establishments post an 8½ × 11-inch human trafficking notice — in no smaller than 16-point font — in a conspicuous location near the public entrance, clearly visible to guests and employees.
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Lodging Security Officer ProgramAmerican Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute
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Trafficking in Persons ReportU.S. Department of State
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Human Trafficking ResourcesDepartment of Health & Human Services
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Human Trafficking ResourcesDepartment of Justice
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Human Trafficking OverviewImmigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Alliance to End Slavery & Trafficking
- The Polaris Project
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ECPAT USAEnd Child Prostitution and Trafficking
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Child Sexual Exploitation ResourcesNational Center for Missing & Exploited Children
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Freedom's Journey: Understanding Human TraffickingUSC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work