Human Trafficking U.S. Visas Explained
Even one hour spent as a human trafficking victim is too long and the harsh reality is that victims typically spend weeks, months, and years being abused. Often, their traffickers…
Does ICE Deport Victims Of Human Trafficking?
Most cases of human trafficking are investigated by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the same federal agency that detains and deports undocumented immigrants. Understandably, many trafficking victims are unwilling…
The Re-traumatizing Nature of Compulsive Curiosity
Compulsive Curiosity aka Trauma Porn. It’s a harsh phrase. It probably makes you wince a little bit. Maybe you even don’t want to read the rest of this post because you…
…And then there were five: Meet our new Director of Advocacy and Outreach, Natalie!
My name is Natalie Ivey and I am the newest member of the team here at the Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking. My journey to the world of victim service…
Remembering September 11, 2001
Today, we take time to reflect. To be thankful for the little things, for the health and safety of our loved ones, and for our freedom as Americans. To remember what…
The struggle is real.
Picture it. Young women. Hair blowing in the wind. Standing on a path lined with dandelions and daisies. No, sunflowers. Yes, a path lined with sunflowers. Giant Jesus rays shooting…
Angela Owens, What a Woman!
My name is Angela Owens and I became aware of human trafficking in March 2013 at a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation seminar held at my church, West Park Baptist Church. …
Meet Meghan, an Ally for Change
Hi all, I’m Meghan Posey. I am from Oregon and grew up in Nebraska, where I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in social work. In 2007, my husband and…
Behind the Lens: Jordan Eplett
I grew up in the countryside of southeast Michigan, just 60 miles north of Detroit, outside a little town called Riley. My parents raised me on some basic principles of…
You Are Awesome, Knoxvillians. Here’s Why.
Because of you, 2016 was a great year for CCAHT. Because of you, we were able to raise awareness, train and equip primary responders, and serve survivors like never before….
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