IAHTI Mission
Our mission is to combat human trafficking through comprehensive education, heightened awareness, and the identification of red flags within at-risk communities and systems. We are dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations with the knowledge and tools to recognize, report and prevent trafficking. By providing data-driven analytical support, we aim to drive informed action, disrupt trafficking networks, and advocate for victims worldwide.
IAHTI CONFERENCES
The IAHTI hosts annual training conferences for human trafficking practitioners. The conferences provide case studies, tools and technology for investigators and include valuable input from survivors. The presenters are experts in the human trafficking field from across the world. One of the most valuable portions of our conferences are the networking opportunities.Â
Membership Information
IAHTI offers several different types of membership opportunities. These range from community member to entire agencies. Whether you are joining to sponsor a cause you are passionate about or joining as an investigator, prosecutor or crime analyst for the information sharing aspect of our members forum we have an option for you.Â
Online Training
IAHTI offers several interactive online courses designed to expand your knowledge on human trafficking, and empower you to make your community safer. The course contains real stories and videos. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion. We offer courses for community members in English and Spanish along with courses for Law Enforcement and other corporate employees. Looking to customize an online training portal for your agency? Contact us today.
In Person Training
IAHTI offers in-person training for task forces, agencies or specialty units. Contact us today to discuss training opportunities. Over the past decade we have provided training for agencies in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.Â
Human Trafficking Technology and Intelligence Center
IAHTI and Anti-Predator Project have partnered to establish the Human Trafficking Technology and Intelligence Center. The HTTIC headquarters is located inside a law enforcement facility to ensure data is protected. There are satellite locations across the United States. These centers provide a database of offender information that is provided to Investigators at no cost to enhance their cases. As information sharing between jurisdictions is an issue nationwide, the HTTIC will provide a database along with analytical capabilities for Investigators. The HTTIC will support all types of active and cold case human trafficking investigations along with active and cold case missing persons cases.
Testimonials
The St. Petersburg Police Department has a team of eight Human Exploitation and Trafficking (HEAT) detectives assigned to the Tampa Bay Human Trafficking Task Force. The HEAT detectives primary goals are to investigate human trafficking offenses. The detectives annual attendance at the IAHTI Conferences have been educational, enlightening and insightful. The training received by the detectives has advanced their investigative IQs. The detectives have a desire to make the victims whole. They fully embraced the victim centered approach. The IAHTI Conferences have provided HEAT detectives with an opportunity to network with Non-Governmental Organizations and develop rewarding relationships with local, state and federal partners.
St. Petersburg Police Department
Chief Anthony Holloway
IAHTI has a proven history of delivering comprehensive training and an annual conference that helps people build the skills necessary to fight child sex trafficking. We send our staff knowing they will learn about the most recent trends, technology and resources available. In addition to training, NCMEC is proud to work alongside IAHTI in the field to develop leads and information to support law enforcement in the identification and recovery of child sex trafficking victims. IAHTI is making significant contributions to child protection and there are many children who are safer today because of their work.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Staca Shehan, Vice President
If you investigate human trafficking, you have to attend the IAHTI Conference. Not only is the training top of the line, but you will network with subject matter experts and professionals in the field from all over the world. I strongly recommend it to anyone who is serious about combating human trafficking.
Gwinnett County Sheriffs Office
Asst. Chief Austin Godfrey
The IAHTI conference is one of the premier symposiums available for anybody who is combating Human Trafficking. IAHTI continually proves itself to be at the tip of the Human Trafficking spear by providing cutting edge and relevant training on the most up-to-date topics. The connections I have made there has provided me with innovative tools and first-hand contacts that I regularly use for my own advanced human trafficking investigations or training events. The effort that IAHTI puts into Net-Working and the sharing of ideas on how to combat this complex phenomenon is second to none. This is the one Human Trafficking conference I ensure I make every year.
Corporal David Lane
RCMP
Nova Scotia Human Trafficking Unit