Alliance to End Human Trafficking is a faith-based national network founded by Catholic Sisters that educates the public, supports survivor services, and advocates to end human trafficking.
Anti-human trafficking legislation, survivor-centered protections, public awareness and prevention, labor and exploitation safeguards, corporate accountability, and trauma-informed services for survivors.
Primarily supported by donations, member contributions, grants, and fundraising from individuals, congregations, and allied organizations.
Talitha Kum (U.S. member); more than 150 congregations of Catholic Sisters; coalitions working against human trafficking; individual advocates; Catholic women religious leaders.
Non-profit 501(c)(3) organization
