Informative Anti-Human Trafficking Social Media Toolkit
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What is human trafficking? Human trafficking is the exploitation of people through force, fraud, or coercion — for forced labor or commercial sex. It happens here in Pennsylvania. Learn the signs: pa.gov/humantrafficking
Human trafficking isn’t always what people expect. It can happen to anyone. Labor trafficking can occur in restaurants, cleaning services, agriculture, construction, and more. Warning signs may include restricted movement, withheld pay, or fear of speaking freely. Do you suspect human trafficking? Find help and learn more: pa.gov/humantrafficking
Human trafficking often happens in plain sight — in places we pass through every day, like parking lots, rest stops, and businesses. Understanding the warning signs can help you protect your community. Learn how to identify exploitation and connect people to the help they need at pa.gov/humantrafficking
Human trafficking does not discriminate. People of different ages, races, genders, and backgrounds can be exploited — often by someone they know or trust. Learning the signs helps communities respond and support survivors. Visit pa.gov/humantrafficking today
Do not attempt to confront a suspected trafficker or alert a victim to your suspicions. Report suspected human trafficking to Pennsylvania law enforcement.
Call 888-292-1919 or Email tips@pa.gov