Minor Victims of Sex Trafficking

Final Summaries of Funded Sites

Melissa M. Labriola, Dionne Barnes-Proby, Laura Whitaker, Grace M. Hindmarch, James P. Murphy

ResearchPublished Apr 11, 2024

The Minor Victims of Sex Trafficking Program aims to develop and strengthen victim service programs for trafficking victims. These sites provide services to minor victims of sex trafficking and collaborate with local partners. This final report summarizes the activities of four sites, including how the organizations within each site communicate and partner, and provides a preliminary assessment of each site's readiness for process and outcome evaluations.

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Labriola, Melissa M., Dionne Barnes-Proby, Laura Whitaker, Grace M. Hindmarch, and James P. Murphy, Minor Victims of Sex Trafficking: Final Summaries of Funded Sites. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2024. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA3216-1.html.
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