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Community ? Law Enforcement ? Prosecution Policy Services Select Page H.E.A.T. Watch Toolkit Fighting Human Trafficking in America Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch is a 5-point strategy to combat modern-day slavery. This online toolkit was created to support your efforts against human trafficking, and help you develop and expand your own comprehensive plan to build community action, empower survivors, and hold their traffickers accountable. The commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is human trafficking and child sexual abuse. It is a serious psychologically destructive crime that places its victims at great risk for situations such as murder, serious bodily injury, and intense lifelong medical conditions. Victims of human trafficking face tremendous survival and recovery challenges. Human trafficking is a profitable criminal enterprise and industry. Unlike selling drugs, buying and selling human beings, especially women and children, is a crime that can repeat itself multiple times. No one system, agency, or individual is capable of stopping child sex trafficking alone. In order to successfully combat this national epidemic, agencies as well as individuals must create strategic partnerships to respond to the issue on all levels. The programs and protocols created by Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch are not exclusive to Alameda County, or even the state of California. An effective response to human trafficking can be created by leveraging existing resources and collaborating with dedicated partners. Fighting Human Trafficking in America Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch is a 5-point strategy to combat modern-day slavery. This online toolkit was created to support your efforts against human trafficking, and help you develop and expand your own comprehensive plan to build community action, empower survivors, and hold their traffickers accountable. The commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is human trafficking and child sexual abuse. It is a serious psychologically destructive crime that places its victims at great risk for situations such as murder, serious bodily injury, and intense lifelong medical conditions. Victims of human trafficking face tremendous survival and recovery challenges. Human trafficking is a profitable criminal enterprise and industry. Unlike selling drugs, buying and selling human beings, especially women and children, is a crime that can repeat itself multiple times. No one system, agency, or individual is capable of stopping child sex trafficking alone. In order to successfully combat this national epidemic, agencies as well as individuals must create strategic partnerships to respond to the issue on all levels. The programs and protocols created by Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch are not exclusive to Alameda County, or even the state of California. An effective response to human trafficking can be created by leveraging existing resources and collaborating with dedicated partners. Fighting Human Trafficking in America Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch is a 5-point strategy to combat modern-day slavery. This online toolkit was created to support your efforts against human trafficking, and help you develop and expand your own comprehensive plan to build community action, empower survivors, and hold their traffickers accountable. The commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is human trafficking and child sexual abuse. It is a serious psychologically destructive crime that places its victims at great risk for situations such as murder, serious bodily injury, and intense lifelong medical conditions. Victims of human trafficking face tremendous survival and recovery challenges. Human trafficking is a profitable criminal enterprise and industry. Unlike selling drugs, buying and selling human beings, especially women and children, is a crime that can repeat itself multiple times. No one system, agency, or individual is capable of stopping child sex trafficking alone. In order to successfully combat this national epidemic, agencies as well as individuals must create strategic partnerships to respond to the issue on all levels. The programs and protocols created by Human Exploitation and Trafficking (H.E.A.T.) Watch are not exclusive to Alameda County, or even the state of California. An effective response to human trafficking can be created by leveraging existing resources and collaborating with dedicated partners. Online Toolkit to Combat the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children This online toolkit to combat CSEC was designed to empower your community with tools and strategies that make an impact. Each section highlights one major stakeholder group as they align with one of the five points of H.E.A.T. Watch. You can also receive an overview of each 5-point strategy, in our Executive Summary (PDF) . Local Data on Human Trafficking Take a look at local data on children at risk or involved in commercial sexual exploitation, as well as our success in the courtroom. In our Community section, under Community Tools, you will find a collection of infographics underH.E.A.T. Watch Data on Human Trafficking . NOTE: Use the resources as you like, so long as you credit H.E.A.T. Watch . To access the password protected Law Enforcement or Prosecution sections, contact us to verify that you are with a law enforcement agency or prosecution unit. For questions or requests for assistance and training, you can email us at info@heatwatch.org . This website is supported in part by Grant No.90ZV0092 awarded by the Rescue and Restore Victims of Human Trafficking Regional Program, Anti-Trafficking In Persons Division, Office of Refugee Resettlement/ACF, Department of Health and Human Services. The contents on this website are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of HHS. info@heatwatch.org H.E.A.T. Watch Mailing List Enter Email Address MAP1193 Infographic & Material Exec. Summary (PDF) Policy & Legislation Tool & Resources Donate & Volunteer AC Office of the District Attorney AC Family Justice Center H.E.A.T. 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