Human Trafficking Research Initiative supports researchers and implementing organizations with seed research and pilots to prepare counter-trafficking interventions for rigorous impact evaluations.
The National Institute of Justice funds FY 2026 research on U.S. human trafficking prevention, federal policies that may worsen trafficking, and effective services for American victims.
The State Department intends to fund research and pilot programs to combat human trafficking using Intervention Development Research, but is not currently accepting applications.
Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant Program supports Massachusetts prosecutors with investigations, prosecutions, and trauma-informed victim services to advance justice and survivor empowerment.
The TIP Office Annual Programming Application Process supports organizations combating human trafficking outside the United States through projects advancing prosecution, protection, and prevention.
The TIP Office plans to fund and evaluate anti-trafficking interventions through the Program to End Modern Slavery, but is not currently accepting applications.