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February 2023
(2023 National Human Trafficking Prevention Month Awareness Event, ACES – Early Risk Factors for Human Trafficking)
November 2022
(Acquisition Personnel Resource Kit, Combating Human Trafficking in the Transportation Sector)
August 2022
(A Special Operations Forces Perspective on Slavery, Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report)
May 2022
(CTIP PMO in Action: Preventing Trafficking in DoD Purchase of Goods and Services, Forced Labor in Electric Car Supply Chains: A Coming Test Case for Preventing Trafficking in Government Contracting of Goods)
February 2022
(Naval Postgraduate School Research Project Explores DoD Supply Chain Risk of Using Forced Labor, Talking to Your Child About Human Trafficking)
November 2021
(Uyghur Forced Labor in Xinjiang, China, and USG Efforts to Guard Against Complicity, Child Soldiers and Human Trafficking)
August 2021
(CTIP Program Management Office Launches New Survivor Voices Webpage, Suspension and Debarment as Tools to Hold Government Contractors Accountable)
May 2021
(CTIP PMO Develops Data Collection Instrument for Military-Related Human Trafficking Incidents, CTIP Results from the 2019 Status of Forces Survey)
February 2021
(DoD’s Student Human Trafficking Prevention Training, The National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking: DoD’s Role)
October 2020
(Preventing Trafficking in Persons in U.S. DoD Contracting: Demobilization, From Victim to Survivor: The Healing Process after Human Trafficking)
July 2020
(Women, Peace, and Security Strategic Framework and Implementation Plan Released, Building a Survivor Informed Combating Trafficking in Persons Program at DoD, COVID-19 and Trafficking in Persons)
April 2020
(New Developments in Preventing Human Trafficking for Military-Connected Students in DoD Schools, Child Pornography is Human Trafficking)
January 2020
(20th Anniversary of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act: A Year to Celebrate DoD Firsts, Women, Peace, and Security and Combating Trafficking in Persons: Distinct Histories, Interlinked Agendas)
October 2019
(Trafficking in Persons and Gross Violations of Human Rights, FAPIIS and CPARS: Two Key Tools for Combating Trafficking in Persons)
July 2019
(Advancing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Combating Human Trafficking Efforts, Department of Labor’s Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking)
April 2019
(Federal Acquisition Regulation Definition of “Recruitment Fees,” New Combating Human Trafficking Laws)
January 2019
(Realities of Human Trafficking: A Survivor’s Perspective, Combating Human Trafficking: A Military Prosecutor’s Perspective, Raising Awareness about Human Trafficking in DoD Communities)
October 2018
(The Responsible Sourcing Tool, Conducting Human Trafficking Training in Military Communities)
July 2018
(CTIP Forum at Camp Arfijan, DoD’s First Operational Gender Advisor Course, Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute, Defense Institute of International Legal Studies Efforts in CTIP)
April 2018
(SOUTHCOM Human Rights Office CTIP Conference, idTraffickers Software)
January 2018
(Afghanistan lessons in fight against human trafficking)
October 2017
(Human Exploitative Rescue Operative (HERO) Child Rescue Corps)
July 2017
(DoD’s role at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)
April 2017
(“Fat Leonard” Scandal, NDAA FY17 CTIP Impacts)