The Office of the Attorney General is pleased to present a new Virginia Rules module, in time for the 2024-25 school year. Human Trafficking is written for high school students and focuses on both labor and commercial sex trafficking. Students will learn:

• what human trafficking is;
• Virginia laws related to human trafficking;
• how and where human traffickers operate;
• how to recognize and report the signs of human trafficking;
• how to report human trafficking
• resources for victims; and
• how to stay safe from human trafficking.

“The Attorney General has made it a priority to fight Human Trafficking in all its forms,” said Tanya Gould, Director of Anti-Human Trafficking for the OAG. “This addition to the Virginia Rules, curriculum helps youth understand dangerous of human trafficking, and gives them the tools to recognize and avoid it.”

Learn more on the Human Trafficking topics page.