Human trafficking is a complex social problem that generates more than $150 billion annually in illegal revenue and has left millions of people penniless, enslaved, and facing a host of potential presenting problems…Using a cross-sectional online survey design and a non-probability, purposive study (N = 59), this study describes and explores responses to victims and survivors of human trafficking in New Jersey, by assessing organizations, services, and anti-human trafficking interdisciplinary, interagency collaboration within the State.

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