Human trafficking spikes often coincide with big events. Truck drivers can help stop this crime
While the fight to end human trafficking is an everyday and everywhere challenge, major events — such as sporting events, concerts, etc. — can lead
Lyn Leeburg
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- Lyn Leeburg is the communications director for TAT (formerly Truckers Against Trafficking). Established in 2009, TAT started with a simple yet powerful belief: Every truck driver can be a crucial ally in the fight against human trafficking. Since then, TAT has grown to encompass a greater portion of the transportation industry, forming deep alliances to maximize collective effort through programs that include innovative training, partnerships with law enforcement, and advocacy efforts. Using targeted systems change as a model, TAT has raised awareness about trafficking, who it targets and its signs, and equipped individuals to take action whenever their lives intersect with it and its victims. TAT is driven by the belief that together, we can make a difference.
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Truck drivers are on the front lines in combating human trafficking
Human trafficking, or modern-day slavery, has been reported in all 50 states, and the number of victims in the United States and Canada is estimated