Children are being sexually exploited and abused online at alarming rates. The U.S. hosts more child sexual abuse content online than any other country in the world. It is our responsibility as a nation to do what we can to end this heinous crime and #ProtectKidsOnline.

Traffickers often use travel infrastructure such as hotels and airlines to transport and exploit their victims. It is therefore crucial for travel professionals like you to know the signs of trafficking to be able to disrupt this criminal activity.

Today, PACT is launching a new research-based behavioral change campaign aimed at disrupting child sex trafficking at the intersection of public transportation by educating public transportation riders and employees on how to identify the signs of child sex trafficking and safely report.

From its very beginning, the United Nations has designated UN World Days to shed light on and mark particular events and topics, raising awareness and inviting action. In November there are two UN World Days specifically focusing on children. Do you know which ones?

The PACT Survivors' Council has sent a compelling letter to Members of the House Judiciary, urging them to stand with survivors and oppose H.R. 2601, the National Human Trafficking Hotline Enhancement Act. Read the letter here.

Join us for a series of engaging panel discussions and explorations into critical child protection issues within travel and tourism – including the phenomena of voluntourism. Your participation will contribute to a global conversation on enhancing safety, regulations at the intersection of children's rights, sustainable development, and corporate responsibility.

PACT is proud to support ChildFund #TakeItDown global campaign. This campaign has emerged as a crucial initiative in the eradication of child sexual abuse material from the digital sphere.

Join PACT Survivors’ Council Member Cristián Eduardo and Director of Public Policy Alexander Delgado, along with representatives from RESTORE, CATW, NOW-NYC, Sanctuary for Families, and World Without Exploitation for a Press Conference on August 8th, 2023. They will share their insights and interventions on the adverse effects of NYC’s de-facto full decriminalization.

Every year, on July 30th, the United Nations observes World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. This global campaign aims to raise awareness about the alarming developments and trends in human trafficking. Join us in spreading the word by downloading our social media pack! Together, let’s work towards a world where no one is left behind