Long Island Against Trafficking

Long Island Against Trafficking We are a multi-generational group of volunteers actively working to educate our communities, aid vict The group is always looking for new members.

Long Island Against Trafficking (formerly The Long Island Taskforce) is a coalition that was founded in 2007 by a group of friends on Long Island who felt the need to contribute to something bigger in life. To date, the coalition has raised approximately $750,000 towards organizations we partner with and the aid of victims of human trafficking. They currently partner with New York's Safe Harbor Ta

skforce, Love146, Restore NYC, International Justice Mission, Polaris, ECPAT-USA, and the New York Anti-Trafficking Coalition. They meet bi-weekly year round and host major fund-raising and advocacy events to create awareness of child trafficking on Long Island. They have done guest speaking at churches, synagogues, high schools, colleges, concerts, and more. They have also lobbied in their local, state, and federal legislators offices, written letters to Congress, and have contacted their local hotels to train them on how to identify the issue. The group has maintained a large number of members over the years and continues to thrive. You can follow updates on Twitter and Instagram: . If you are interested in volunteering to be a voice for the voiceless or you would like a member to do some guest speaking, email us at [email protected].

Long Island Against Trafficking partnered with Suffolk County  Sheriff's Department and ECLI VIBES  to raise awareness a...
02/01/2025

Long Island Against Trafficking partnered with Suffolk County Sheriff's Department and ECLI VIBES to raise awareness about human trafficking on Long Island at St. Joseph's University.

12/05/2023

Some uplifting words from Robert Uttaro ✨
12/04/2023

Some uplifting words from Robert Uttaro ✨

In this era of social media that we're living in, human traffickers have become proficient at using these platforms to t...
12/03/2023

In this era of social media that we're living in, human traffickers have become proficient at using these platforms to target victims.

Here are some tips to protect yourselves and others from being trafficked. Please share!

Online Grooming happens on any platform that allows individuals to communicate with each other, such as social media and...
11/28/2023

Online Grooming happens on any platform that allows individuals to communicate with each other, such as social media and gaming sites/consoles.

It can be difficult to recognize online grooming as it would look different for every child/teen, but there are some key signs to pay attention to:

How to tell if someone is being trafficked? Here are some key indicators to look out for:Please share and help us in the...
11/26/2023

How to tell if someone is being trafficked? Here are some key indicators to look out for:

Please share and help us in the fight against trafficking.

11/23/2023
11/23/2023

When having discussions in the context of anti-human trafficking, an important term to be educated on is grooming. The p...
11/21/2023

When having discussions in the context of anti-human trafficking, an important term to be educated on is grooming.

The process of grooming is intentional and it is the most common tactic of how people end up being trafficked. Traffickers are experts at identifying people’s needs or vulnerabilities.

Here's what the grooming process typically looks like:

Human Trafficking is modern day slavery that occurs EVERYWHERE. We tend to believe that it happens in foreign areas, whe...
11/18/2023

Human Trafficking is modern day slavery that occurs EVERYWHERE. We tend to believe that it happens in foreign areas, when it often happens in our own communities. Trafficking takes on many forms, here are the three most common types:

https://news.yahoo.com/over-400-arrested-california-human-144341632.html
02/18/2022

https://news.yahoo.com/over-400-arrested-california-human-144341632.html

More than 400 people were arrested in a California human trafficking investigation that took place from Feb. 6 to Feb. 12, police announced Tuesday at the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.The arrests were part of Operation Reclaim and Rebuild led by the Los Angeles Regional Human Trafficking Task Force.T...

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