The Trafficking Victims Protection Act is the United States’s most important tool in the fight against human trafficking and modern-day slavery. The act has expired—placing critical anti-trafficking initiatives at risk, such as support to law enforcement and services for survivors. The TVPRA must be renewed and getting Congress’ attention this year will be tough. Tell your Member of Congress that ending human trafficking is a national priority. Call Congress today.
Taking action is easy—make the call in 30 seconds
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Make the call – in just 30 seconds
Phone calls from constituents carry a lot of weight in congressional offices, so be confident and clear in telling them what you want to happen.
Here are quick scripts to help you express your voice—and it really only takes 30 seconds to complete the call!
Call to your senator
The Greeting
Hello. My name is ________. I am a constituent from __________.
The Ask
I am calling to urge Senator _______________ to support S. 1301: the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act.
The Why
The act expired in September and unless it is renewed, critical federal programs and the victims they support will be at risk. Reauthorization of this legislation must be a national priority.
The Close
Thank you for your support.
Call to your representative
The Greeting
Hello. My name is ________. I am a constituent from __________.
The Ask
I am calling to urge Representative _______________ to support H.R. 2830: the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act.
The Why
The act expired in September and unless it is renewed, critical federal programs and the victims they support will be at risk. Reauthorization of this legislation must be a national priority.
The Close
Thank you for your support.
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Slavery still exists. Tens of millions of people are enslaved around the world in debt bondage, forced labor, child labor, sex trafficking, and other modern manifestations of this ancient scourge.
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