SAFE Action Project
Safeguarding All From Exploitation
The SAFE Action Project is a collaborative initiative led by the Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network (AATN), in partnership with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office and Homeland Security Investigations. Together, we work to equip professionals in the hospitality and tourism industries with the knowledge and tools to recognize, report, and help prevent human trafficking.
Specialized Training
SAFE is a travel, tourism, and hospitality training program designed to elevate awareness and action within the industry to combat human trafficking.
Through this specialized training, it provides professionals at all levels with the knowledge and skills to recognize and properly report potential trafficking situations.
The program emphasizes the critical role that industry staff can play in early identification and intervention, empowering them to be part of a broader, effort to protect vulnerable individuals.
In partnership with
Human Trafficking in Arizona
Arizona’s unique geographic and economic landscape makes it both a vibrant hub for tourism and, unfortunately, a target for human trafficking activity. The same factors that attract millions of visitors each year beautiful weather, accessibility via multiple interstate highways, and close driving distance to Las Vegas and California also contribute to its vulnerability to trafficking.
As a major destination for national conferences, professional sporting events, and seasonal travel, Arizona sees a high volume of transient populations, which traffickers may exploit. While human trafficking can happen anywhere, our state’s role as a transportation and tourism
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