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Occupational Profiles
Read these occupational profiles to discover how you can help prevent human trafficking.
Barista
Lauren is a barista at the local coffee shop. Lauren’s commute to work is often uneventful, but… Read More
Business Traveler
Molly begins her day by taking an early train to the airport. As she walks into the bathroom… Read More
Construction Foreman
Sam is a construction foreman who recently learned about the issue… Read More
Counseling & Social Work
Springfield Family Services is a nonprofit serving familial and behavioral… Read More
Independent Sales Consultant
Sarah is an independent consultant for a clothing company. She recently learned… Read More
Parenting
Zach and Sasha have two school age children Tim (11) and Amy (14). Zach works at a tech company… Read More
Small Business Owner
Miguel owns a restaurant on Main Street in his town. One of his regular customers has asked Read More
Soup Kitchen Volunteer
Ian and Tasha are volunteers at the local soup kitchen. Ian is a chef by trade and Tasha… Read More
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