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Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign

A series of posters that raise awareness about human trafficking in transportation and provide information on how to report suspected human trafficking.

Every year, millions of adults and children are held against their will and trafficked into forced labor and commercial sex. Human traffickers exploit roadways, railways, waterways, and airways in urban, rural, and Tribal communities across the United States to recruit and transport individuals being subjected to human trafficking.

DOT's Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking (TLAHT) bilingual and multimodal Awareness Campaign aims to educate and empower travelers and employees across all modes of transportation to recognize and report suspected instances of human trafficking.

Access the links below for printable, postable, shareable graphics and materials to help educate and empower travelers and employees across all modes of transportation to recognize and report suspected instances of human trafficking.

Materials are tailored for use in airplanes and airports, buses and bus stations, trains and rail stations, rest areas and travel centers, ports, and other places where human trafficking may occur.

Posters

Download, share, and display the posters below to help spread the message on how to identify and report suspected instances of human trafficking. Posters are available in both English and Spanish and in multiple sizes.

Pocket Cards

Download the human trafficking indicators pocket cards below to have with you at all times to help you quickly recognize and know how to report suspected human trafficking situations. Pocket cards are sized at 3.375” X 2.125” and are available in both English and Spanish.

Visor Cards

Place these visor identification cards in a vehicle’s sun visor for a quick reference on recognizing and reporting suspected human trafficking while at transit stations, on the move, at rest stops, and at your final destination. Visor cards are available in both English and Spanish.

Social Media Graphics

Use the shareable social media content below to remind travelers and transportation employees why it’s important to stay alert for suspected human trafficking situations and promptly report suspicious activity. Social media graphics are available in both English and Spanish.

Logos

Access and post graphics to enhance public awareness and outreach efforts to combat human trafficking.

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Last updated: Friday, January 17, 2025