Resource Library

The Resource Library includes fact sheets, promising practices, tools, templates, and training materials developed by subject-matter experts with direct experience working with survivors. Resource topics address current trends and challenges in the field.

 

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SRP’s Community Partner Outreach Flyer 2025

This flyer explains Freedom Network USA's Survivor Reentry Project and how service providers and community organizations can collaborate to support survivors.
Levels: Introductory  
Material Types: Flyer  
Types of Trafficking: Labor Trafficking   Sex Trafficking  
Keywords: Criminal Record Relief   Promising Practices   Referral   Trauma Informed  

SRP’s Survivor Outreach Flyer 2025

This flyer explains Freedom Network USA's Survivor Reentry Project and how to request assistance.
Levels: Introductory  
Material Types: Flyer  
Types of Trafficking: Labor Trafficking   Sex Trafficking  
Keywords: Awareness   Criminal Record Relief   Promising Practices   Trauma Informed  
Demographics: Adults  

Building Capacity of Housing Providers to Serve Survivors of Human trafficking with Disabilities

Recorded September 11, 2025 and facilitated by Freedom Network USA and Ali Boak, Lifeway Network. This session explores housing options for trafficking survivors, highlights the importance of accessibility, and applies trauma-informed care to support individuals with disabilities from intake to program exit.
Levels: Introductory  
Material Types: Webinars & Videos  
Types of Trafficking: Labor Trafficking   Sex Trafficking  
Keywords: Housing   Public Health   Safety Planning  
Demographics: Adults   US Citizen/Legal Permanent Resident  

Vicarious Trauma in Anti-Trafficking Housing Work

Led by Katie Papke, LMSW, CAADC, CCHTVSP, and moderated by Freedom Network USA, This session explored the impact of vicarious trauma, common reactions to secondary trauma, and practical strategies for self-care, mindful regulation, and trauma-informed organizational practices—plus a moment to pause and breathe together.

FAQs About the Backpage Remission Process for Human Trafficking Survivors

This resource is intended for survivors who think they may qualify for compensation through the Backpage Remission. Due to the quickly changing legal landscape, we understand some survivors may have concerns about submitting a petition and sharing information with the federal government. The answers to the questions below are intended to provide survivors with information to make an informed decision for themselves, and connect them with available resources. The information provided below is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice.

FAQs For Service Providers Regarding Victim Determination Documentation for Trafficking Survivors Seeking Credit Repair Under the Debt Bondage Repair Act

This FAQ document provides details about the Debt Bondage Repair Act process for service providers to become authorized to provide Victim Determination Documentation for survivors applying for credit repair.
Levels: Introductory  
Material Types: Fact Sheets   Tools  
Types of Trafficking: Labor Trafficking   Sex Trafficking  
Keywords: Credit Repair  

OTIP Program Instruction: Prohibition on Inclusion of Adverse Information on Consumer Reporting in Cases of Human Trafficking

This Program Instruction (PI) authorizes prime recipients and subrecipients (collectively, "award recipients”) of awards from the Office on Trafficking in Persons (OTIP) to issue victim determinations to current and previous clients served by the funded agencies.

How to Read a Credit Report: An Economic Advocacy Tool

This toolkit explains how to understand the information listed on a credit report and provides an example dispute letter for old or inaccurate information.

Has My Identity Been Compromised?

Survivors of trafficking often have little to no control over their personal information and/or financial accounts while experiencing trafficking. If personal identifiers (Social Security number, driver’s license, student ID, etc.) or account/user credentials (account number, username/password, etc.) have been compromised, there is a greater risk of an identity crime. See more resources for trafficking survivors on ITRC's website.

Is My Identity Being Misused?

Identity misuse is a growing concern, with more individuals falling victim to fraud and theft than ever before. Most individuals’ personal information is readily available, whether it’s been shared by the individual or not. How do you know if you are a victim of identity misuse?