Resources
Resources for Families, Educators, and Advocates
Access trusted guides, toolkits, and support contacts designed to help prevent child sex trafficking. Whether you’re caring for a child, teaching in a classroom, or leading in your community, these resources will equip you to recognize risks, start important conversations, and take meaningful action.
If you want updates on the work we’re doing, you can also sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of this page.
General Information
Child Sex Trafficking Awareness Brochure
Learn what child sex trafficking is, why it’s a serious issue, and how to recognize the signs. This brochure shares key indicators and practical steps you can take to make a difference.
Child Sex Trafficking: Stats & Facts You Should Know
Child sex trafficking is a serious issue happening around the world — and closer to home than many realize. This resource breaks down key statistics and facts to raise awareness, challenge myths, and empower communities to take action.
Prevention Brochure
Traffickers often exploit existing vulnerabilities, which can increase a child’s risk of exploitation. Protective factors can reduce vulnerability and strengthen a child’s safety and support network. This brochure highlights how you can reduce youth vulnerability and strengthen their safety network.
Child Sex Trafficking: Facts vs. Myths
There are many misconceptions about child sex trafficking that can make it harder to recognize and stop. This resource separates fact from myth, so you know the truth and can be part of the solution.
How to Report Suspected Trafficking
You saw a suspicious situation, now what? This one-pager is your guide on what to report, which organizations to report what you saw, and the ways to submit a report.
The Warning Signs of Child Sex Trafficking
While each trafficking situation is different, there are often common patterns of concerning behavior or signs of control that are displayed. Recognizing the signs can help you identify and report suspicious situations faster.
For Parents
General Resources
Sexting: What You Need to Know
Sexting can put your youth’s privacy and safety at risk. This resource explains what it is, shares important statistics, and gives tips to help you protect your child/teen and make safe choices online.
Prevention Infographic
This infographic gives 10 ways you can reduce your child’s vulnerability and strengthen their safety network.
Online Safety Guide
This guide helps parents understand the digital world their kids are growing up in. Learn practical tips, tools, and strategies to support safe and healthy online habits at every age. Includes a step by step checklist to help you guide your child’s online use.
Scam Smart: Protect Them Online and Offline
Scammers often target kids and teens with tricks that seem convincing. This guide shows you the most common scams, how to spot them, and what to do to protect yourself and your kids. Knowing the signs can help you stay one step ahead.
K-6 Resources
Awareness Brochure: K-6
This resource for parents/guardians of elementary-aged kids discusses the common technologies in use, warning signs that a youth may be getting trafficked, key statistics, and ways you can take action.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Trafficking: K-6
This guide helps you explain safety and boundaries to your children, such as secrets vs surprises, bodily autonomy/consent, identifying safe people, and recognizing strange behavior. This resource includes common warning signs, red flags of unsafe people, and conversation starters.
Middle School Resources
Awareness Brochure: Middle School
This resource for parents/guardians of middle school youth gives a brief explanation of what child sex trafficking is, warning signs that a youth may be getting trafficked, and ways you can help keep your child safe online.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Trafficking: Middle School
This resource helps you share with your tween/teen what you’ve learned about child sex trafficking and ways to stay safe. This guides goes through common signs of trafficking, red flags of unsafe people, conversation starters, and tips for safety and boundaries—such as demonstrating healthy relationships and discussing online safety.
High School Resources
Awareness Brochure: High School
This resource for parents/guardians of high school teens gives a brief explanation of what child sex trafficking is, warning signs that a teen may be getting trafficked, and includes an emphasis on sextortion and online grooming to show the importance of the online safety pointers given in the middle school brochure.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Trafficking: High School
This resource helps you share with your teen what you’ve learned about child sex trafficking and ways to stay safe. This guides goes through common signs of trafficking, red flags of unsafe people, conversation starters, and tips for safety and boundaries—such as discussing sextortion, attending parties safely, and not falling for fake job offers.
College Resources
Awareness Brochure: College
This resource for college students and their parents gives a brief explanation of what child sex trafficking is, common indicators that a teen/young adult may be getting trafficked, and includes an emphasis on exploitative job offers and party safety.
Need a Hand?
Not sure where to start or can’t find what you’re looking for? We’re here to help. Send us an email at educate@onebread.org, or fill out the form below. We’ll point you in the right direction and make sure you get what you need.
