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Partners Against Child Trafficking International

NOT ONE MORE VICTIM

Empowering Youth to End Child Trafficking

Together, let's create a world where every child is safe and free from exploitation.

Note: This information is based on data available as estimated by the Department of Homeland Security in 2021.  Every day these figures change 

Key Statistics on Child Trafficking

Mission Statement

At Partners Against Child Trafficking (PACT) International, our mission is to prevent child trafficking and exploitation by empowering young people through peer-to-peer education and social emotional learning. We are dedicated to creating a safer world for all children, where NOT ONE MORE VICTIM falls prey to these heinous crimes.

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Join the Movement

By supporting PACT's unique approach to prevention, you have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of vulnerable children. Your support is vital in helping us create a safer world where every child is protected from harm.

Mission Statement

PACT'S mission is to empower students through peer-to-peer communications to Detect, Defend, and Disrupt predators in their own environment by raising awareness, preventing victimization, and reducing the demand.

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SACT

PACT's student-led initiative to end child trafficking through the creation of multi-media, online training courses for their peers.

PACT's Student |  PACT International

STUDENT AMBASSADOR

Empowering young leaders to fight against child trafficking by providing training, support, and resources to create campaigns and fundraise for PACT's mission.

Student Ambassador |  PACT International

PACT INTERNATIONAL

Partnering with international organizations to spread awareness, provide resources, and empower communities to take a proactive approach in ending human trafficking worldwide.

PACT Global |  PACT International

Our Programs

“My parents never talked to me about this ‘subject matter’ before.

I wish I would have known about this course before I entered high school.”

Angela, High School

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