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Polaris hailed legislation introduced designed to shed light on the poorly understood temporary foreign worker visa system.

In 2016, reports of human trafficking cases in the United States to the Polaris-operated National Human Trafficking Hotline jumped by 37%. As awareness continues to grow, Polaris expects human trafficking reports to increase in 2017.

Need more encouragement to run in our 5K next month? We can think of at least 5 reasons to dust off your running shoes.

Polaris combats human trafficking, and intervenes in specific industries with a coordinated data-centric approach to outreach and advocacy.

The Skoll Awards distinguish transformative leaders whose organizations disrupt the status quo, drive sustainable large-scale change, and are poised to create even greater impact on the world. 

This Human Trafficking Awareness Day, let’s channel our emotions into action.

As we come together to celebrate the holidays with friends and family, we wanted to take a moment to celebrate all that you have helped Polaris achieve in 2016. 

Healthcare providers are in a unique position to identify victims and provide them with support, but one study found that less than 5% of emergency department personnel were trained how to recognize signs of human trafficking.

A panel of academics and practioners convened to discuss what the U.S. has done to combat human trafficking throughout the country.

Need a reason to donate to Polaris on #GivingTuesday? We have ten!

WASHINGTON, D.C. – While all 50 states and the District of Columbia have passed legislation to combat sex and labor trafficking, most states lack adequate laws to support and assist those exploited by these horrific crimes.