LOCAL RESOURCES

 

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAW CLINIC
Click here to visit the U of M Human Trafficking Law Clinic
Office Phone: 734-615-3600
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Leave a message providing the nature of the victimization, the legal need, and safe contact information. Please note that the clinic does not accept walk-ins.

 

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HUMAN TRAFFICKING COLLABORATIVE
Click here to visit the U of M Human Trafficking Collaborative
The U of M Human Trafficking Collaborative provides a wide range of information on human trafficking from definitions to policies and procedures for healthcare providers.

 

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN BEST PRACTICES IN ASSESSING FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Click here to view the Best Practices in Assessing for Human Trafficking
Created in collaboration by the University of Michigan and MCEDSV, this document reviews the best practices in assessing for human trafficking while working directly with survivors and provides a sample intake as well.

 

MIRC – MICHIGAN IMMIGRATION RIGHTS CENTER
Click here to visit the Michigan Immigration Rights Center
Phone: (734) 239-6863
Discuss your case or if you have questions
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Immigrant workers with questions about employment issues can call the farmworker and immigrant worker rights hotline: 1-800-968-4046

 

HUMAN TRAFFICKING OF CHILDREN PROTOCOL FROM MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Click here to view the Human Trafficking of Children Protocol
The human trafficking of children protocol for the state of Michigan reviews Michigan laws related to both sex and labor trafficking of children, indicators for both sex and labor trafficking, and CPS investigations and coordination with law enforcement.

 

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL: LAWS TO HOLD TRAFFICKERS ACCOUNTABLE
Click here to view Michigan Human Trafficking Laws
This link will take you to the Michigan Department of Attorney General’s page regarding the laws Michigan currently has in place to hold traffickers accountable as well as victim health and welfare provisions.

TRAINING AND STATISTICS

 

POLARIS PROJECT
Click here to visit the Polaris Project

 

NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESOURCE CENTER
Click here to visit the National Human Trafficking Resource Center

 

HUMAN TRAFFICKING SEARCH – FILM, VIDEO AND PODCAST DATABASE
Click here to visit the Film Database

 

FREEDOM NETWORK USA
Click here to visit the Freedom Network USA Resource Library

 

OFFICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER
Click here to view OVCTTAC Trafficking Resources

 

NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER (NHTTAC)
Click here to visit NHTTAC
Email: info@nhttac.org
They will respond within 1 business day
For information call: 844-648-8822
Hours: Mon to Fri 8:30 am to 5:30 pm

 

NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE
Click here to visit the National Human Trafficking Hotline
Phone: 1-888-373-7888
TTY: 711
Text: 233733

HELPFUL DIAGRAMS FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING ADVOCACY

 

DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE POWER AND CONTROL WHEEL
Click here to view the Domestic Violence Power & Control Wheel
The Duluth power and control wheel reviews the different types of abuse that can occur in intimate partner violence and sexual violence situations.

 

HUMAN TRAFFICKING POWER AND CONTROL WHEEL
Click here to view the Human Trafficking Power & Control Wheel
This Power and Control wheel outlines the different types of abuse that can occur in labor and sex trafficking situations. It is based on the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project’s Duluth Model.

 

LGBTQ + POWER AND CONTROL WHEEL
Click here to view the LGBTQ+ Power & Control Wheel
The LGBTQ+ power and control wheel reviews the different types of abuse that can occur in LGBTQ+ intimate partner violence and sexual violence situations.

 

ACTION MEANS PURPOSE MODEL (AMP)
Click here to view the AMP Model
The Action-Means-Purpose (AMP) Model is a device used to illustrate and articulate the federal definition of a “victim of severe forms of trafficking in persons,” contained in 22 USC §7102(8). For the corresponding criminal offenses, see 18 USC Chapter 77.