Human trafficking, intimate partner violence, and child maltreatment do not exist in silos. They occur on a continuum of interpersonal violence, share many common characteristics, and often overlap. This resource will provide an overview of the intersections and underlying causes, and suggest ways to respond using survivor-centered practice and policy. Creators of this resource include:
The National Center to Advance Peace for Children Youth, and Families (NCAP), is a coalition led by Caminar Latino/Latinos United for Peace and Equity and includes Ujima: National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community, the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center, and the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center and Futures Without Violence.