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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Human Trafficking Collaborative Network (HTCN) Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search AboutAbout Mission Leaders in Action Contact Us EventsEvents Calendar Subscribe Archives 20192019 World Affairs Council Multinational Delegation Meeting Marketing a Movement Workshop Saint Louis World Day Against Human Trafficking 2020 Blog Get InvolvedGet Involved Donate Join Open Search While some may think of human trafficking as a global issue, it occurs right here in St. Louis. The HTCN, supported by the Institute for Public Health, is an informal network of researchers, students, and community partners with a common interest in improving understanding of human trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable populations. This website serves as our &＃8220;Community Corner&＃8221; where current and prospective members can find updates about our ongoing work and resources for getting involved. Upcoming HTCN Events There are not currently any upcoming events scheduled. Please check back for new events to be added. In the meantime, if you'd like to explore campus events, please visit Happenings at WashU. View All Events HTCN Blog Endowment Scholarship By wchowlandAugust 18, 2023The Human Trafficking Collaborative Network (HTCN) Endowment Scholarship aims to provide funding support to survivors of human trafficking and post-secondary students in the St. Louis region with an interest in the anti-trafficking in persons field. This year, two $1,000 scholarships will be given to recipients to support educational activities.  Individuals with lived experience of human trafficking are highly encouraged […] Anti-human trafficking advocacy engagement: What motivates activism? By amanda.sy and pricerkMay 18, 2021HTCN completed a policy study analyzing how certain factors, such as anti-human trafficking policies, where and how people access their information, group membership, and participation in political activities, can increase community engagement with anti-trafficking advocacy. The study was done by Heidi Tastet MD (Washington University School of Medicine, Washington University Brown School) and Amanda Sy (Washington University in St. Louis, College of Arts &＃038; Sciences). Article prepared by Amanda Sy View All Posts Join the fight against human trafficking in the St. Louis region. Volunteer Check out our other page on the Institute for Public Health&＃8217;s website. Human Trafficking Collaborative NetworkInstitute for Public HealthContact Us ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis