DIGITAL STOP SEX TRAFFICKING TOOLKIT.

THE OFFICIAL TOOLKIT FOR THE STOP SEX TRAFFICKING CAMPAIGN FOR THE MIAMI SUPER BOWL HOST COMMITTEE AND NFL FOUNDATION.

Please help us spread the word and “share the signs” below to your preferred social media channels. Together we can make a difference and #stopsextrafficking.

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PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING HASHTAGS WHEN POSTING: #KNOWTHESIGNS #ITSAPENALTY @ITSAPENALTY #STOPTRAFFICKING #305FIXSTOP

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PSA Spot

  • Super Bowl LIV is coming to Miami. Sex Trafficking is NOT coming to Miami. It is already here,  365 days a year, and every minute on social media. It is hidden in plain sight.
  • Miami-Dade is number one for trafficking in Florida. Florida ranks third in the country for trafficking. (source: Polaris).
  • 67 percent of victims are local Miami-Dade.
  • Human Trafficking is a $32 billion dollar organized crime industry in the United States and will only be combated by a coordinated effort engaging our entire community of corporations; elected officials; non-profit organizations; federal, state, and local law enforcement; and the community at large.
  • Children have reported being sold up to 20 times in a day.
  • 83 percent of sex trafficking victims in the U.S. are U.S. citizens.
  • Sex traffickers target our most vulnerable children, particularly runaways and children in our child welfare system.
  • Some estimates project that a trafficker can make $150,000-$200,000 per child per year and average 4-6 children.
  • Most victims in Miami-Dade County are local girls and young women
  • Approximately 40 percent of victims are minors, and 60 percent are adults with an average age of 18-23 years old.
  • Of all minor victims, 96 percent are females, and 92 percent of adult victims are female.