In this collection of video clips, survivors of trafficking and anti-trafficking advocates share hard-won insights on how service providers can better recognize and support people who have experienced labor and sex trafficking. Many clips come from The Crossover Between Sex and Labor Trafficking: Elevation Without Segregation, a two-hour survivor-led panel on the intersections between the two. Speakers explore why intersectionality and history matter in trafficking work, how trauma bonding shows up in relationships and the workplace, why men and boys are often missed as survivors, and what survivors really need after leaving a trafficking situation. Each soundbite runs about one to three minutes, which makes them easy to use in staff trainings or team discussions. The collection comes from Framework, a former project of the International Rescue Committee dedicated to giving providers tools to combat labor trafficking. See more of their resources at antitraffickingresponse.org.
