National Human Trafficking Intelligence Center
Vision
The National Human Trafficking Intelligence Center is a division of the Just Ask Foundation that seeks to partner with the Federal government. This integrated, collaborative approach will serve as a force multiplier enhancing current efforts at combating human trafficking.
Goals
- To create an innovative and effective human and technology-based solution to improve the pace of the international, national, regional, and local response to human trafficking
- To provide a centralized repository for up-to-date, vetted information relative to human trafficking (public and law enforcement sensitive)
- Provide coordination between Federal, State and Local efforts that improves information sharing among related efforts
- Direct resource allocation and technical support to state and local governments
- Assist localities as they adopt best-in-class programs to combat human trafficking
Some of the Benefits
- Respond to real-time threats and movements of known or suspected traffickers
- Serve as a force-multiplier to law enforcement operations to interdict, dismantle and prosecute human trafficking networks, as well as to rescue and recover victims
- Provide law enforcement access to analytical tools and resources that are not readily available in most agencies, like preventive analytics that can help provide a clearer picture of the issue
- Identify regional hot spots for human trafficking, new trends and methods, victim and offender
- Present informed responses to human trafficking protection, prevention, and prosecution
