Survivors with disabilities are being trafficked—and overlooked.
Too often, survivors of human trafficking who have disabilities are left behind—unseen, unheard, and unsupported.
“Left Behind: The Case for Better Identification and Response to Trafficked Survivors with Disabilities.”
This groundbreaking report exposes the systemic failures that prevent survivors with disabilities from being identified and protected. It sheds light on how trafficking shows up differently in their lives—and what needs to change.
🗓️ Tuesday, August 19
🕐 1:30 - 2:30 pm ET
💻 Virtual | Open to the public