The project is also collaborating with the Alliance for Freedom, Restoration, and Justice (AFRJ), a nonprofit humanitarian aid organization focused on supporting justice advocates and ending human trafficking, by using their Engage Together Community Engagement Toolkit and accessible database. Using evidence-based training and convening local, state, regional and national resources, this initiative will create coordinated, well-informed and equipped local teams in rural communities. The project further aims to create a replicable model for other rural communities to implement in their own efforts. To learn more about the project or join CRE’s interdisciplinary working group on human trafficking, contact us at ceecse@iu.edu.