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Sex Trafficking
Safety
Sex Trafficking
Prevention
Trafficking isn't distant. It's in your neighborhood, on your teen's phone. REIGN equips students to recognize it, resist it, and report it.
Trafficking isn't distant. It's in your neighborhood, on your teen's phone. REIGN equips students to recognize it, resist it, and report it.
40M
individuals trafficked worldwide
$150B
in annual profits for traffickers
63%
of victims were advertised online
The Problem
Sex trafficking generates roughly $150 billion a year for traffickers, with $99 billion of that coming from commercial sexual exploitation. And the average age of victims? Just 12 to 14 years old.
In today's digital world, traffickers no longer need to be in the same room. Social media, gaming apps, and online platforms have become recruitment grounds. In surveys of underage victims, 63% said they were advertised or sold online.
REIGN's Sex Trafficking Prevention program cuts through the silence with hard facts, survivor-informed insights, and practical safety strategies that teens can use immediately.
Common Questions
Sex trafficking is a commercial sex act induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which a person under 18 is induced to perform such acts. It is modern-day slavery.
Yes. Trafficking is not a distant problem. It happens in every U.S. state, including small and mid-sized communities like Jefferson City, Missouri. Much of it occurs online.
In a survey of underage trafficking victims, 63% reported being advertised or sold online. Traffickers increasingly use social media, gaming platforms, and dating apps to recruit.
The average age of sex trafficking victims is 12–14 years old, making teen education critically important for prevention.
Education is the most powerful tool. Schedule a REIGN presentation for your school or community, teach teens about digital safety, and know the warning signs.
National Human Trafficking Hotline
1-888-373-7888RAINN
1-800-656-4673National DV Hotline
1-800-799-7233