DHS Blue Campaign

As we celebrate 15 years of Blue Campaign, we want to thank everyone who has joined us in our mission to end human trafficking. Learn about how you can participate in the work to prevent and address trafficking: go.dhs.gov/wgU. #15AgainstTrafficking

Traffickers may lie and promise high-paying or “perfect” jobs to lure victims. Never share personal information or go off alone with someone you don’t know. Learn how to report these instances: go.dhs.gov/JVE. #HumanTraffickingAwareness

We’re proud to partner with @USDOTand @CBP through the #BlueLightningInitiative to combat human trafficking in the aviation industry. Learn more: go.dhs.gov/Z3L. #HumanTraffickingAwareness

Human trafficking happens at sporting events, theme parks, cruise ships, and other places you may travel. Learn the signs to stay safe during your #SummerTravel plans. See a list of common indicators at go.dhs.gov/ZJN. #EndTrafficking

Learn what you can do to help the fight at go.dhs.gov/ZAe. #EndTrafficking #4thofJuly #IndependenceDay

Human traffickers use planes, trains, ships, and other modes of transportation to transport their victims. All travelers and transportation industry professionals can help end human trafficking by recognizing the signs: go.dhs.gov/ZJN. #TravelTips

We’re spreading awareness about the risks of human trafficking while traveling and how to recognize the signs to keep everyone safe this summer. ✈️🧳Learn the signs to look out for: go.dhs.gov/ZJN. #HumanTraffickingAwareness

Before you hit send on your next post, consider these questions to make sure you’re protecting yourself from predators like traffickers. Learn more ways to stay safe online at go.dhs.gov/JyL. #NationalSocialMediaDay #SocialMediaSafety #EndTrafficking

Traffickers can be people we trust, offering jobs, promises of love, or other lies to exploit. Watch “Mia’s Story” to see how youth can be vulnerable to online exploitation and how to get help: go.dhs.gov/JVc. #ChildSafety #EndTrafficking #RedFlags

Parents and guardians: Talking to your kids about how to be safe online and on social media can help protect them from trafficking. Get more online safety tips for kids at: go.dhs.gov/ZTZ. #SocialMediaSafetyDay #StopHumanTrafficking #SocialMedia

Do you know what exploitation looks like? Recognizing the #RedFlags of potential human trafficking can help you and others stay safe. See common ways traffickers try to exploit youth at go.dhs.gov/JyL. #EndTrafficking #InternetSafetyMonth #StayInformed

Traffickers may offer false promises of well-paying jobs to exploit children into trafficking situations. It’s crucial to be cautious and aware of the red flags to keep yourself and kids safe. Learn the indicators here: go.dhs.gov/JyL. #EndChildLabor

The work of @DHSgov and local law enforcement keeps your kids safe from traffickers. Learn how to spot the signs of youth exploitation online: go.dhs.gov/wnM. #EndTrafficking #InternetSafetyMonth

If someone you know needs help, you can take action. Report suspected trafficking to the @HSI_HQ tipline: 1-866-347-2423 📞 or report child sex trafficking at report.cybertip.org. #EndTrafficking #ChildSafety

Traffickers may pretend to be younger and use shared interests to gain trust. Knowing what to look out for can make all the difference. Learn how to stay safe online: go.dhs.gov/ZTZ. #ChildSafety #InternetSafetyMonth

Contact us to schedule a free virtual training to teach your team or organization how to combat human trafficking: [email protected]. Find more ways to work with us: go.dhs.gov/49K. #EndTrafficking #StayInformed

“Carter’s Story” shows the dangers of youth exploitation and can help kids learn what to do when an online conversation crosses the line. Watch it here: go.dhs.gov/Jge. #EndTrafficking #ChildSafety #InternetSafetyMonth

Children are not a source for cheap labor. On World Day Against Child Labor, we encourage everyone to raise awareness and take action against this crime. Learn how to recognize and report forced child labor: go.dhs.gov/ZJU. #EndChildLabor #HumanTraffickingAwareness