No Trafficking Zone

06/07/2026

Thank you to Mayor Whitmire, the City of Houston, Council Member Twila Carter, Clear Channel, and all of our law enforcement partners, elected officials, survivors, advocates, and community partners who came together to support Houston’s No Trafficking Zone initiative.

The city of Houston is a No Trafficking Zone! Human trafficking is not a game, it is a serious crime with severe penalties. Through awareness, prevention, and enforcement, Houston is sending a clear message that human trafficking will not be tolerated.

We also thank CW39 for covering this important event and helping raise awareness throughout our community. Together, we can help protect the vulnerable and bring an end to human trafficking

06/06/2026

Always proud to stand with our law enforcement and community partners. Thank you to Collin County Sheriff's Office McKinney, Texas for all that you are doing.

06/04/2026

BIG TECH PROFITS FROM CHILD S*XUAL ABUSE

Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82

Jacquelyn Aluotto discusses how child exploitation has become a massive industry fueled by demand, technology, and a lack of accountability. She argues that while lawmakers debate online safety measures, powerful interests continue to profit from platforms where predators groom, recruit, and exploit children. The conversation examines the role of social media, online predators, s*xtortion, and the growing concerns surrounding child s*xual abuse material (CSAM).

In this episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Jackie shares insights from decades of fighting child exploitation and trafficking. Together, Lara and Jackie explore how technology has changed the landscape of child safety, why parents need to be more informed than ever, the debate surrounding the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), and what can be done to better protect children from online predators and exploitation.

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06/03/2026

Lufkin City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday night to ban registered s*x offenders - whose victims were under the age of 17 - from living within 1,000 feet of schools, parks, churches, childcare facilities, pools, and youth rehabilitation centers: https://www.ktre.com/2026/06/03/lufkin-city-council-approves-residency-restrictions-s*x-offenders-creating-child-safety-zones/

Lufkin currently has 103 registered s*x offenders living within city limits. Of those, 71 have victims under the age of 17 - they now are subject to the new residency restrictions.

06/03/2026

NTZ is proud to be part of planning efforts in five FIFA World Cup host cities and has worked in seven host cities overall. This past week, NTZ and our Director of Survivor Leader Initiatives, Courtney Litvak, joined partners in New Jersey and New York to celebrate the FIFA World Cup kickoff.

NTZ is apart of the New Jersey Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Task Force, NTZ was honored to participate alongside the New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking, which hosted this incredible event. We are also proud to partner with It’s A Penalty, Uber, and Airbnb on anti-human trafficking awareness campaigns throughout New York and New Jersey.

It is exciting to see the NTZ logo featured on signage that will help make a real difference and to have been part of the team that helped develop the messaging behind this important campaign. It was inspiring to see survivors, NGOs, law enforcement, and agencies come together with a shared commitment to preventing and combating human trafficking.

A special thank you to the New Jersey State Police, New York City partners, and the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office for their leadership and collaboration in building one of the most inclusive and coordinated multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) that NTZ has ever been part of. And a heartfelt thank you to Gina Cavallo for your hard work, dedication, and friendship. Together, we left inspired about the future.

06/02/2026

P**N ADDICTION IS FUELING CHILD ABUSE

Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82

The average age a child is first exposed to po*******hy is now around eight years old. Jacquelyn Aluotto discusses with Lara Logan how repeated exposure to violent s*xual content can shape a child’s understanding of relationships, intimacy, and human worth during some of the most formative years of development.

She argues that what many dismiss as a private issue has become a growing public crisis, influencing behavior, fueling exploitation, and contributing to harmful patterns that affect both children and society as a whole. Jackie challenges parents, educators, and communities to confront the issue directly rather than ignore its long-term consequences.

In this episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Jackie shares insights from more than two decades of fighting child exploitation. The conversation explores grooming, online predators, trafficking networks, po*******hy’s impact on children, and practical ways families can better protect vulnerable young people.

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06/01/2026

BIG TECH IS TARGETING OUR KIDS

Watch Episode 82: https://bit.ly/goingrogue_ep82

Jacquelyn Aluotto raises concerns about how technology companies interact with children online. She explains how digital platforms, school-issued devices, and social media can create opportunities for grooming, exploitation, and manipulation of vulnerable kids. Jackie argues that parents, schools, lawmakers, and technology companies must take greater responsibility for protecting children online.

In this episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Jackie shares insights from decades of work fighting child exploitation and human trafficking. The conversation explores online grooming tactics, the role of technology in trafficking networks, vulnerabilities within schools and foster care systems, and practical steps families and communities can take to protect children.

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05/30/2026

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Lara Logan and Going Rouge for inviting No Trafficking Zone (NTZ) President Jacquelyn Aluotto to participate in this important conversation.

Human trafficking remains one of the most pervasive and misunderstood crimes affecting communities across the nation. We appreciate the opportunity to discuss how trafficking occurs, the tactics traffickers use to exploit vulnerable individuals, and the critical role that No Trafficking Zones play in prevention, awareness, victim advocacy, and community protection.

Platforms like Going Rouge help shine a light on these difficult but necessary conversations, educating the public about the realities of human trafficking and the consequences that can occur when communities lack coordinated anti-trafficking initiatives and victim-centered support systems.

Thank you, Lara Logan and the Going Rouge team, for your commitment to bringing attention to this issue and for helping amplify the voices of advocates working to protect victims and prevent exploitation.

Together, awareness leads to action, and action leads to change.

— No Trafficking Zone (NTZ)

05/26/2026

We would like to thank Univision for sitting down with the NTZ team, Jacqueline Altobelli, and Harris County Sheriff’s Office to discuss the National Child ID Program and this important partnership with NTZ and HCSO.

This initiative, in partnership with 2026 FIFA World Cup, will help expand efforts to protect children and support families across Texas. Through this partnership, Harris County Sheriff’s Office will be receiving 60,000 Child ID kits to provide families with critical tools and resources that can assist law enforcement in the event a child goes missing.

Locating missing children is a critical need in Texas, and we must continue building strong community partnerships, innovative solutions, and effective systems that help protect children and support faster recovery efforts. Together, we can increase awareness, strengthen prevention initiatives, and help keep our children safe.

05/25/2026

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