No Trafficking Zone

08/26/2026

The NTZ Game Over Initiative: Becoming a National Model

NTZ President Jacquelyn Aluotto had the opportunity to appear on KPRC 2 to discuss the Game Over Initiative and the importance of bringing this model to communities across the country.

Since launching in 2020, Reliant Stadium became the first sports and entertainment venue in the world to implement the No Trafficking Zone model. Since then, NTZ has worked alongside five FIFA host cities, stadiums, and teams, consulted with two additional cities, launched two national campaigns, and briefed the FIFA White House Task Force.

We are grateful for everything we have learned working alongside each city, stadium, and team. Those partnerships have helped us strengthen the model and share it with communities nationwide.

What started in Houston is now reaching stadiums, venues, cities, and states across the country.

Thank you for helping us implement and spread the NTZ Game Over Initiative model nationally.

08/23/2026

08/23/2026

We are incredibly grateful to A21, Clear Channel Outdoor, Pacific Union, and Compass Connect for having No Trafficking Zone be part of this critical campaign and for welcoming us as impact partners.

The impact of this work is real.

The previous Can You See Me? campaign across Texas was associated with more than a 30% increase in calls to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, and reports connected to the campaign helped lead to the identification and rescue of trafficking victims.

And the impact continues. During the current campaign, the National Human Trafficking Hotline has already received more than 600 signals from campaign cities involving potential trafficking situations, suspicious activity, and people seeking resources.

This is why awareness matters.

Putting these messages where people actually live, work, travel and gather can help someone recognize the signs, make a call, and potentially change a life.

We are especially proud that NTZ Survivor Leader Initiative Director Courtney Litvak has been able to bring the survivor voice to this campaign. Her courage and willingness to speak openly is a reminder that survivors are not just part of the conversation. They need to be leading it.

Thank you A21, Clear Channel Outdoor, Pacific Union, and Compass Connect for investing in awareness, survivor voices and real action.

We are honored to stand with you.

This is what partnership looks like. And this is how we make our communities No Trafficking Zones. ❤️

08/19/2026

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to our partners at HIDTA for standing with us in this important work.

It was an honor to join our law enforcement partners, nonprofit organizations, community leaders, and the Mayor of Houston for the historic press conference declaring the City of Houston a No Trafficking Zone.

This declaration represents what is possible when law enforcement, government, nonprofits, survivors, and communities come together with one shared mission: protecting children, disrupting trafficking, and making our communities safer.

Thank you to HIDTA for your continued partnership, leadership, and commitment to this fight. We are stronger together, and this is only the beginning.

Houston is a No Trafficking Zone. Together, we will make it a movement across the country.

08/15/2026

The intersection of drug trafficking, human trafficking, and financial crimes occurs more often together than alone. That’s why it is critical for leaders to come together, break down silos, and dismantle the systems that allow these crimes to intersect, operate, and continue. When we understand how these crimes work together, we can fight them together.

When leaders come together for the greater good, incredible impact is made.

We are honored to stand with these leaders, NTZ President Jacquelyn Aluotto, Survivor Leader Tanya Gould, and DEA Administrator Terri Cole who are dedicated to confronting these interconnected crimes and strengthening the fight against the criminal networks behind them.

08/14/2026

Courtney Litvak, No Trafficking Zone’s Director of Survivor Leader Initiatives, will be the keynote speaker at the Freekind event!

If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, go get them! This is going to be an incredible event supporting an organization that is making a real impact in this world.

Come hear Courtney’s story, her leadership, and the powerful work being done to fight human trafficking and empower survivors.

08/13/2026

No Trafficking Zone packed boxes with school supplies and essential items for domestic violence and human trafficking safe havens that serve our impact partners.

As kids head back to school, they need more than a backpack and supplies. Moms rebuilding their lives need purses, accessories, work essentials, and access to resources that can help them move forward.

At No Trafficking Zone, we believe healing requires more than awareness. We must provide tangible tools, resources, and support to communities so survivors and families have what they need to rebuild.

Sometimes impact looks like a big policy change. Other times, it looks like a box packed with supplies that tells a child, you matter.

This is community. This is action. This is how we create No Trafficking Zones.

08/08/2026

Earlier this summer, No Trafficking Zone (NTZ) had the honor of participating in a critical conversation surrounding the KOSA Act, CSAM, and the urgent need to better protect children online.

NTZ CEO and President Jacquelyn Aluotto was honored to speak on this important panel. For years survivors, families, advocates, and leaders have dedicated their lives to protecting children from online exploitation, abuse, and human trafficking.

Today, we are incredibly proud of our Senators for passing KOSA through the Senate. This progress represents the voices and tireless work of so many people who have refused to stop fighting for our children.

We are especially grateful to the North Dakota Attorney General for bringing together such an incredible panel this summer, and to the AGA for creating space for these critical conversations.

At NTZ, we believe protecting children requires all of us, survivors, families, law enforcement, policymakers, technology leaders, and advocates, working together.

This is an important step forward, and we are honored to be a small part of the conversation.

07/31/2026

No Trafficking Zone is in Washington, D.C., doing the hard work.

We are honored to be part of critical conversations at the local, state, and federal levels, working alongside leaders in intelligence, law enforcement, and government to strengthen efforts to combat human trafficking.

Real change happens when agencies, survivor leaders, nonprofits, and policymakers come together with a shared mission. NTZ remains committed to advancing innovative solutions, supporting survivors, and helping build safer communities across our nation.

Together, we will continue to educate, collaborate, and take action because protecting the vulnerable is everyone’s responsibility.

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07/30/2026

Many people in the audience,including organizations, advocates, and survivor leaders from Houston, had the opportunity to go on stage and take photos with the Pentagon sign and stand behind the podium. However, we are especially proud of our own NTZ Director of Survivor Leader Initiatives, Courtney Litvak, who was the featured speaker.

Courtney’s courage, leadership, and commitment to raising awareness about human trafficking continue to inspire us all. Please take a moment to watch her interview and join us in celebrating this well-deserved recognition.

Today, on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we honor survivors, recognize those working tirelessly to combat human trafficking, and reaffirm our commitment to prevention, education, advocacy, and protecting the most vulnerable.

We are incredibly proud of Courtney and grateful for every survivor leader, partner, law enforcement agency, and organization across the nation that stands with us in this fight.

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