This month, PACT is partnering with local transit authorities, research experts, and PACT’s Survivors' Council members to disrupt child sex trafficking at the intersection of public transportation with a new campaign called TACT - Transit Against Child Trafficking.

The goal of this new campaign is to equip transit workers and riders with the tools they need to recognize the signs of child sex trafficking and safely report them. 

As a concerned citizen, you too can help identify the signs of human trafficking and prevent it from happening. If you spot suspicious activity, never directly intervene and instead call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-3888 or text at BEFREE.

Follow us across our platforms to stay involved and continue to keep our kids safer: 

• Stay informed on social media by following the hashtag #KnowTheSigns
• Learn about the signs of child sex trafficking on TACT
• Check out our latest blog post
• Have a peak at the great work our two transit partners do to help eradicate human trafficking: Capital District Transportation Authority in the Albany region of New York, and Rio Metro Regional Transit District in the Albuquerque-Santa Fe region of New Mexico.

As a frequent traveler, should you be concerned about human trafficking?

Traffickers often use travel infrastructure such as hotels and airlines to transport and exploit their victims. It is therefore crucial for travel professionals like you to know the signs of trafficking to be able to disrupt this criminal activity.