Prevention is more than just education. Everyone has a role to play in preventing sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. Preventing these harms requires action across multiple levels: Individual, Relationship, Community, and Societal.
At the individual level, we work to promote attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that prevent violence. At the relationship level, we recognize that a person’s closest social circle (peers, partners, and family members) influences positive behavior and choices. At the community level, we work together to improve the physical environment (e.g., by creating safe places where people live, learn, work, and play) and create a culture of safety, mutual respect, and care for others. And at the societal level, we work to change and improve polices to better promote safety and health and protect against violence.
Learn more about the Don’t Buy It Project (DBIP), a program of Men As Peacemakers (MAP) aimed at engaging men in the prevention of sex trafficking and other forms of sexual exploitation.
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