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Stay Aware of Missouri Anti-Trafficking Events & Opportunities. To receive a monthly email about anti-trafficking events happening throughout the state of Missouri, as well as related career opportunities and grant opportunities, please sign up here.
Join a local coalition. Missouri Anti-Trafficking coalitions are local, collaborative efforts to address human trafficking. While some coalitions are comprised of specific community members who serve trafficking victims through their profession, many coalitions are open to the public. Public coalitions strive to bring awareness to their communities about human trafficking and support anti-trafficking organizations who directly serve victims and survivors. These coalitions provide a great opportunity to get involved in the fight against human trafficking at a local level.
Join our Business Council Against Human Trafficking. Partner with Attorney General’s Office and join the Business Council Against Human Trafficking. Let’s educate Missouri employees and show traffickers that Missouri businesses will not stand for this heinous crime in our state. List of Business Council Members

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Equip yourself to fight human trafficking in Missouri by learning more about human trafficking and potential indicators of trafficking and exploitation. Check out our videos and links to other informational resources.

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Report Suspected Human Trafficking

If you believe that you may have observed or experienced human trafficking, please call (844) 487-0492 or provide information via our Online Tip Form. If you believe that someone is in imminent danger, please call 911 immediately.

Speak Up

Let your friends, family, and elected officials know that human trafficking is a critical issue in Missouri and that you’re joining the fight to #MakeMOFree. To learn more about anti-trafficking related legislation filed during the 2018 Legislative Session, click here.”
Host an awareness event with a member of our Speakers Bureau or an anti-trafficking organization near you.

Conscientious Consumerism

As a way to support anti-trafficking efforts, consider “Conscientious Consumerism.” This is a practice of intentionally shopping at stores that support fair wages and practices for their supply chain which ultimately lowers the risk of buying products that have been made via labor trafficking.

Here are some tips for practicing this while shopping:

Choose specific products that you use a lot and change to a Fair Trade brand. Common examples are coffee, chocolate and tea. Fair Trade brands are available at many retailers.
Buy refurbished electronics.
Buy second hand products.
Shop local.
Do your research and try to shop at companies that actively police their supply chains to ensure their products are made ethically.
If your local businesses do not have fair trade options, ask them to begin stocking Fair Trade items. If enough people ask for them, they may add Fair Trade options to their product list.