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National Human Trafficking Prevention Month 2025

In January, we join together to observe National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a pivotal moment in the fight. This month serves as a powerful reminder to raise awareness, take action, and stand united against the injustice of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

What is Human Trafficking Awareness Day?

Established in 2007 by the U.S. Senate, National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11th shines a light on the realities of human trafficking and exploitation. This day is part of Human Trafficking Prevention Month, an opportunity to educate, advocate, and drive change.

Why Wear Blue?

On January 11th, join others across the nation by wearing blue, the color recognized by Homeland Security for human trafficking awareness. Wearing blue symbolizes solidarity and serves as a visible commitment to ending trafficking and protecting the vulnerable.

How You Can Support National Human Trafficking Prevention Month

Stand For Change

Support The Mission

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Ask 11 to Give 11

This January, ask 11 friends to join you in giving $11 to support critical efforts that protect trafficked individuals and bring hope to survivors. Together, small actions can create a lasting impact.

Spread The Word

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Wear your blue on January 11, snap a photo, share it on social media, and tag @OURRescue to help spread awareness. Use the hashtags #WearBlueDay and #JointheFight

Stay Informed

In honor of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, explore way to deepen your understanding of human trafficking.

11 Online Apps: Know the Dangers for Kids

Learn which apps traffickers may use and how to identify risks.

Top 11 Sex Trafficking Myths Debunked

Break down common misconceptions.

11 Sex Trafficking Red Flags in Adults

Spot the signs of individuals being trafficked.

11 Sex Trafficking Red Flags in Youth

Recognize warning signs in children or teens.

Ways to Get Involved

Ways to Make a Difference on Human Trafficking Awareness Day

Together, we can end sex trafficking and protect vulnerable individuals. Here’s how you can contribute: