We Exist to Stop Exploitation and
Human Trafficking
In Tampa Bay

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Child Sexual Abuse Images

32Million

CyberTipline Reports

Made to NCMEC in 2022

Florida

Ranks

3rd

In Reported

Cases of Human Trafficking

The Average

Age of A Victim

12-14

In Most Cases

It is someone they trust and with whom they have a relationship

Reports Made

in 2020

1,901

How Many Weren't?

Our mission is to educate, empower and equip the Tampa Bay Area to prevent exploitation and human trafficking. We believe that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Free live trainings, self defense classes, student internet safety presentations and participating in major public awareness events are just a few ways we are involved in Tampa Bay.

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We Need You

To affect supply and demand for exploitation and human trafficking, it will take a movement from the entire community. You are here for a reason because you care about the youth and those at risk in our community. There are many ways you can get involved with Stop The Movement.

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Human Trafficking 101 Training

Host a free seminar at your church, nonprofit group or business to further educate your group about how human trafficking and exploitation affects us and our children. This seminar is geared for an adult audience.

Training includes:

Keynote speaking with overview of the problem
Examples of local impact
Analysis of supply and demand factors
Discussion of how to spot the signs
Tangible action steps

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Internet Safety Training

Host a free training for your church, non-profit, business, PTA or other parent/child organization. Seminars can be geared towards parents, mixed audiences of parents with their children, or youth only in an age-appropriate presentation.

Topics covered include:

Cyberbullying
Social media
Spot the signs of online grooming
Real-life scenarios
Ways to protect yourself
Action steps and discussion starters

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School Training

Stop The Movement works with you to deliver the training that suits your needs and available time. We will train staff, students from fifth grade through high school and parents, all in a relevant and age-appropriate manner. The average age of a trafficked or exploited victim is twelve, so it is mandatory that this conversation happens early and often!

Training includes:

Overview of the problem
Spot the signs of abuse
Internet safety training for students
Talk with students about fostering an environment of self-worth, respect and dignity towards each other
Action steps and conversation starters