Speak Out: Stop Sex Trafficking – Ending Trafficking Through Indigenous Women’s, Girls’ and Two-Spirit Leadership

Learn about sex trafficking

Find answers to questions you may have about sexual exploitation,
how it happens and why Indigenous women and youth are particularly at risk of being targeted.

What is sex trafficking?
Are some people more at risk of being trafficked?
How does someone get lured into trafficking?
How do you know if a trafficker is trying to recruit you?

Can you consent to being trafficked?
What services and supports are available?
What are the signs that someone is being trafficked?
Why are Indigenous women and youth vulnerable to being targeted?

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Get help now

If you or someone you know is at risk or is being exploited, here’s where to find help.

Canada’s Human Trafficking Hotline

1-833-900-1010

24/7 confidential hotline for information and resources, finding services in your area and reporting tips. In-call translation into Indigenous languages is available.