This opportunity funds projects that apply Intervention Development Research to prevent and respond to human trafficking. Funded efforts must conduct rigorous research, develop theories of change, and pilot scalable interventions with active local partner involvement. Emphasis is on evidence-based, survivor-centered, and trauma-informed approaches to measurably reduce trafficking prevalence.
Eligible applicants include commercial, international, educational, non-profit, faith-based, community-based, and public international organizations with a valid Unique Entity Identifier. Past experience with Department of State funding is not required.
