CAST 24 hour hotline
888.KEY.2.FRE(EDOM)
888.539.2373
Call CAST’s hotline:
• To learn more about human trafficking and anti-trafficking services in your area
• If you or someone you know has experienced human trafficking and is interested in receiving supportive services
• To report a suspected case of human trafficking
• To learn more about CAST services and how you can get involved
Toll free hotline available to answer calls anywhere in the US
24 hours a day, 7 days week
Toll free hotline available to answer calls anywhere in the US
24 hours a day, 7 days week
Global Hotlines List: A list of human trafficking hotlines around the world here.
Resources, Movies, & Books
To better understand the issue of trafficking and slavery, CAST recommends the following films, videos and books that take both a global and domestic approach to depicting victims of modern-day slavery. Click the title for more information.
Dept. Of Labor report on list of goods produced by child or forced labor- click here
The 9th Annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report
In almost a decade since the TIP reports were first published, the global anti-human trafficking movement has taken huge strides. This TIP report shares policies and best practices already in place—and highlights areas of improvement.
Click here to download the report.
Human Trafficking In California: The Final Report of the California Alliance to Combat Trafficking and Slavery Task Force.
In September 2005, California enacted its fi rst anti-traffi cking law (Assembly Bill 22, Lieber) to make human traffi cking a felony in this state and assist victims in rebuilding their lives. This law, as well as Senate Bill 180 (Kuehl, 2005), also established the California Alliance to Combat Traffi cking and Slavery (CA ACTS) Task Force to conduct a thorough review of California’s response to human traffi cking and report its fi ndings and recommendations to the Governor, Attorney General and Legislature. The law charged the Task Force with examining whether we are doing enough to identify the extent of human traffi cking in this state, protect and assist victims, prosecute traffi ckers and prevent this violation of human freedom.
download the report here SafeState Report Oct 07.pdf
Child Trafficking Resource Project
The Child Trafficking Resource Project (CTRP) is part of the Child Trafficking Outreach Initiative, which was created to increase identification of child trafficking survivors in the Los Angeles Area. Child trafficking is an under-identified crime in the Los Angeles area as well as throughout the United States.
Click here to visit the CTRP site for valuable resources.
T-Visa Working Group
The T-visa working group is a monthly call sponsored by CAST that provides a forum for attorneys working on human trafficking cases to ask questions about specific cases as well as receive training on issues affecting trafficking survivors. It is hosted once a month. Additionally participants are provided with updates and materials periodically.
If you or someone from your firm would like to participate in this monthly call, please complete the submission form below.
Handbook for Employers & Businesses
Click here to download.
ILO Booklet on Strengthening Employers’ Activities against Forced Labour download pdf >>