Protecting every child, in every state and every country.
One vetted network under every step, from the first warning sign to a survivor safe at home and a law changed. Built by Born Between 2 Generals and live today.
The solution at a glance
Start with beds
Nineteen kinds of bed, held only by vetted NGOs, matched the same day.
Vet everyone
GATEHOUSE: ten checks, three tiers, yearly re-vetting, same-day suspension.
Investigate nationally
SALLYPORT: vetted, licensed investigators, sealed evidence, one lead agency per case.
Watch every report
Every report and every outside tip-line case gets a watched file, a sealed ledger and alerts.
Fix the courts
A trafficking intervention docket in every courthouse, and a child exploitation docket in family court.
Close the venues
VENUE WATCH puts licensed plainclothes investigators on every high-risk venue, with every route to closure tracked.
Prevent it
DIGITAL SHIELD for children, families and schools; THE SHIELD PROJECT for whole communities.
Follow the money
STRONGROOMS traces it; the Whole Network Act pays survivors first.
Change the law
PLUMBLINE grades every state; LODESTAR watches every bill.
US ATRC and SALLYPORT, live
From the first sign to the law changed
Recognize
Families, schools, hotels, truckers and venues know the signs.
DIGITAL SHIELD · THE SHIELD PROJECTReport
One safe door. Every report opens a watched file with a hidden number for the child.
SALLYPORT intakeInvestigate
Vetted investigators work the case and hand sealed evidence to one lead agency.
SALLYPORT · VENUE WATCHProtect
Vetted safe places, drop-off zones and beds, the same day.
GATEHOUSE · Safe placesDecide
The victim helped and the trafficker pursued in the same courtroom.
Trafficking intervention docketRestore
Survivors recover, and the money that was taken pays them first.
LANDFALL · STRONGROOMSClose the gap
Every state graded, every bill watched, every gap closed.
PLUMBLINE · LODESTAR
Every country, one picture
The U.S. Trafficking in Persons ranking for every country we track, grouped by region, beside the Global Slavery Index estimate of 49,630,000 people living in modern slavery across 160 countries. Cross-border cases move through U.S. federal partners and established channels: INTERPOL Washington, HSI attachés and the Egmont Group of financial intelligence units.
Africa
East Asia and Pacific
Europe
Near East
South and Central Asia
Western Hemisphere
Largest estimated numbers in modern slavery
Walk Free, Global Slavery Index 2023.
What every state command goes after
Illicit massage businesses
Workers live on site: beds, laundry, cooking in back rooms.
Strip clubs and adult entertainment
Dancers who look under 18, or cannot say their age or city.
Hotels and motels
Rooms paid in cash daily by someone other than the occupant.
Truck stops and travel centers
Women or minors going truck to truck in the lot.
Online ads and social media
One phone number on ads in several cities in the same week.
Residential brothels and cantinas
Steady flow of men to a house at all hours, with lookouts.
Agriculture and visa labor
Workers' passports or visas held by a crew leader.
Domestic work, restaurants, construction and traveling crews
A worker living in the employer's home with no days off and no pay records.
Foster care, runaways and family trafficking
A child missing from care more than once.
Cartel, gang and transnational networks
Trafficking run alongside drug sales from the same houses or phones.