Presentation Submissions are Currently Closed 

Thank you to all of those who presented at our 21st Annual International Human Trafficking & Social Justice Conference on September 18-20, 2024.

We will begin accepting presentation submissions for our 2025 conference between January 6-March 31, 2025. The 22nd Annual IHTSJ Conference will be hosted virtually on September 17-19, 2025.

If you have any questions or would like to be put on our email list to receive information about submitting a presentation for future conferences, please email us at info@traffickingconference.com.

 
 

Interested in connecting with other human trafficking scholars?

 
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Be a part of our growing community by becoming a member of the Global Association of Human Trafficking Scholars (GAHTS) to have access to the latest research, funding opportunities, job openings, and more! Learn more on our website HERE.

 
 

 

Below are a few examples of possible presentation topics:

 
 

Human Trafficking Topics:

  • Advocacy & Social Action

  • Children and Teen Victims of Trafficking

  • Children of Women in the Sex Industry

  • Coalition Building and Consciousness

  • Domestic Trafficking

  • Drug Addiction and the Sex Trade Emotional Health

  • HIV & other Health Related Risks

  • International Trafficking Intervention

  • Law Enforcement Perspectives

  • LGBTQ Experience

  • Men & Boys in the Sex Trade

  • Neighborhood & Community Responses

  • Paradigms, Perspectives & Policies

  • Personal Experiences in the Sex Trade

  • Programming Models and Funding

  • Raising

  • Social Justice

  • Survivor Experiences and Stories

  • Target Assessment & Effective

  • Violence and the Sex Trade

  • and more…

 

Social Justice Topics:

  • Access to Healthcare

  • Children’s Rights

  • Civil Rights

  • Corporate Oppression

  • Ecotourism

  • Environmental Justice

  • Empowerment

  • Exploitation in the Media

  • Fair Wages/Fair Trade

  • Feminism

  • Food Justice

  • Global Warming

  • Human Rights

  • Mass Incarceration

  • Pipeline to Prison

  • Police Brutality

  • Poverty

  • Race

  • Sexuality

  • Socio Economic Status

  • and more…