Here’s a list and a printable with directions for creating your own hygiene bag to give to people who are unhoused.

Human trafficking work is holistic and requires support for the long haul. It’s so much more than a person leaving a trafficking situation. Trafficking survivors are resilient but require long-term support in their healing journeys. That’s why we are launching the Alongside Campaign.

Here’s how NMDC is commemorating World Day Against Trafficking 2023. We hope you’ll join us!

The Eliza Jane Project is the first fully staffed, 24/7 residential housing option for trafficking survivors in New Mexico.

One tangible way to help with the fight against human trafficking in New Mexico is to purchase items off our Amazon Wishlists.

Join New Mexico Dream Center on May 1st for a fun and impactful golf tournament! It’s all happening at The Canyon Club at Four Hills.

Check out some our staff picks for recommended reading about human trafficking.

There’s a tragic link between foster care & human trafficking. According to the National Foster Youth Institute, more than 60% of child trafficking victims were or are in the foster care system.

What’s the difference between human smuggling and human trafficking?

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Do you know the truth about certain human trafficking myths?