February, 2020 Stop Trafficking Newsletter

Focus of this issue:

The role of racism in human trafficking

As we celebrate Black History Month in the United States, it seems appropriate to reflect on the intersection of racism with human trafficking. Almost anywhere in the world, victims of trafficking are disproportionately racial and ethnic minorities.  With this issue of the Stop Trafficking Newsletter we hope to bring more attention to the racial disparity of trafficking victims, both in the United States and globally, and ensure that it not remain unknown—or ignored.

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Stop Trafficking Newsletter is produced by US Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking, to serve as a forum for exchange among religious congregations and their collaborating organizations:

• to promote awareness regarding human trafficking;
• to exchange best practices in advocacy for and empowerment of survivors of human trafficking;
• to recommend actions to counter human trafficking;
• to share information about survivor services.