We believe that by working together, sharing our time, talent, and resources, we can have a greater impact on ending human trafficking and supporting survivors across the country.
As a member of AEHT, you’ll help drive awareness, influence policy, expand survivor services, and ensure that prevention and support are always within reach.
Please consider joining our network today. Together, we can realize a world without human trafficking and build a future where every survivor has access to the support, resources, and opportunities they deserve to lead fulfilling lives. If you have any questions as you consider becoming a member, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re happy to help! You can contact us.
If you’d rather mail in a membership form, you can download it here to fill out and mail in
Your contribution goes further by joining a national network. Members are listed on The Alliance website, and we amplify your local events and news. AEHT membership also connects you to Talitha Kum, the global anti-trafficking network.
Connect with fellow members to share ideas, best practices, and resources. AEHT helps promote your events and link you with others in your area working to end trafficking.
Members receive a monthly newsletter with educational and prayer resources, plus access to webinars on advocacy, education, communications, and survivor support. Stay informed with the latest in the anti-trafficking field.
Join working groups on education, advocacy, survivor support, and communications to influence AEHT’s programs and initiatives.
Members uphold AEHT’s values, including dignity, collaboration, integrity, compassion, excellence, and protection of vulnerable populations.
An annual membership payment is required to stay active and receive full benefits.
Members are encouraged to use The Alliance network to share resources, events, and opportunities in our mission to end trafficking and support survivors.
Members should report activities to the Executive Director or appropriate program staff to help track our collective impact.
Members are expected to engage in ethical, survivor-centered practices that uphold human dignity and prevent further harm or exploitation.
