During a recent study break, my five girl friends and I piled into an Uber for a trip to the famous and beloved In-N-Out, a fast-food burger joint dotted all over California. Keep Reading
Specifically, in public remarks at the White House, border and farming conventions, the president has been talking about tape on the mouths of migrant women. Keep Reading
Shireen Jardo Alhanto, 33, wakes up every morning with a broken heart but also a glimmer of hope she will find her family again. Keep Reading
Kevin Metcalf talks to HSToday about the need for jurisdictional cooperation and for parents to get involved. Keep Reading
The goal for organizations involved in the fight against human trafficking should be to develop an enterprise framework. Keep Reading
Homeward includes a multi-layered identity profile made up of physical biometric data, employability potential and socio-cultural preferences data, behavioral biometrics, geospatio-temporal data, and a smart contract based public key infrastructure to form a unique, self-managed digital ID for each primary claimant. Keep Reading
The previous administration cited climate change as a “top strategic risk” in its 2015 National Security Strategy and stated that climate change is an urgent and growing threat to U.S. national security, contributing to increased natural disasters, refugee flows, and conflicts over basic resources like food and water. The current administration does not discuss climate change in its 2017 National Security Strategy. Keep Reading
Though the real number is impossible to know, the UN estimates over 20 million people are enslaved today. Keep Reading
Matt Foosaner’s background in telecommunications and technology issues is invaluable to community collaboration. Keep Reading
The bedrock law behind U.S. efforts to fight human trafficking around the world was finally reauthorized, more than a year after lapsing, with a number of significant changes. Keep Reading
