The Alliance to End Human Trafficking Expresses Concern Over Medicaid Eligibility Changes Affecting Trafficking Survivors The Alliance to End Human Trafficking expresses concern regarding changes to federal Medicaid eligibility that took effect on October 1, 2026, under Public Law 119-21. The changes restrict eligibility for federally funded...
Re: AB 1245 (Stefani) State contracts: certification process - SUPPORT Dear Chairwomen Ortega & Rubio: On behalf of the Alliance to End Human Trafficking (AEHT), I am writing in strong support of AB 1245 (Stefani), which would enhance protections against human trafficking in California’s procurement policies by...
United in Prevention: Strong Participation and Continued Momentum The Alliance to End Human Trafficking hosted its 2026 conference, United in Prevention: Current Trends and Prevention Strategies, bringing together a diverse group of advocates, practitioners, and partners committed to strengthening human trafficking prevention efforts. In her opening remarks,...
Regarding the Aug. 29 front-page article “In Las Vegas, child sex-trafficking victims go to jail”: Many officers in real-life horror stories of teenage sex trafficking are well-meaning. They seem to recognize that what they are doing is not the answer and instead is harmful to the young victims...
While some people may have heard of the great work of Nuns on the Bus to engage people on pressing social issues, there’s also the “Nuns on the Underground Railroad”—a quiet movement of nuns working together to restore dignity and healing for victims of labor...
