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Human trafficking is happening in Alabama, online and in plain sight. These are the most recent numbers.
170
victims identified in Alabama through the National Human Trafficking Hotline in 2025
1 in 5
of those identified Alabama victims was a minor
21,457
victims identified across the United States in 2025
1.4M
reports of online enticement of children in 2025, up 158% in one year
4 in 5
people in forced commercial sexual exploitation worldwide are women or girls
Sources: National Human Trafficking Hotline, Alabama and national statistics 2025; NCMEC CyberTipline 2025; ILO, Walk Free and IOM, Global Estimates of Modern Slavery. Hotline figures reflect contacts made, not total prevalence.
Our mission
Stopping Traffick exists to end human trafficking through prevention, advocacy, and direct support for the people it harms. We start conversations in schools, churches and community rooms across Alabama, push for laws that take victims seriously, and raise funds that meet survivors' immediate and long-term needs.
Our long-term goal is a dedicated facility on the Gulf Coast where survivors can find safety, care and a path forward. Every donation moves us closer.
Awareness, advocacy and action. Each one matters on its own; together they change outcomes for real people.
Every rescue starts with someone who knows the signs. Our speakers bring honest, age-appropriate conversations about trafficking and online safety to schools, churches, civic groups and conferences across Alabama.
1.5 million+
people reached
100+
speaking engagements
Hope, scholarships, a helping hand and fundraising for survivors rebuilding their lives. We stand beside victims and their families when the system tells them to go home.
Changing the legislation, so no victim is ever told their case is going nowhere. Changing the stigma, so more people come forward. Changing lives, one at a time.
Our why
“The local officer told them there was nothing they could do, and that the case would go nowhere. Her parents would not accept that.”
Our founder, Breighanna Vigor, was targeted by an online predator in middle school. What happened next, and what her family did about it, is the reason Stopping Traffick exists.
Read Breighanna's StoryEvery shirt and sticker starts a conversation, and every purchase funds the work. Shop the Change the World tee, the We Are Not For Sale sticker, and more.
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Your gift funds immediate needs for survivors, scholarships that restore hope, and the advocacy that changes Alabama's laws. It all starts with people like you.
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