Data-Driven Approaches to Identifying Human Trafficking Victimizations - A guide for practice
This memo was prepared to guide local conversations with practitioners about the merits and pitfalls of data-driven approaches to identifying human trafficking/exploitation.
Examining the political framing of human trafficking in the Netherlands
A multi-year project that addresses the varying frames through which human trafficking is perceived and addressed in political debates. Are you a junior researcher or a masterstudent interested to collaborate, please reach out at i.de.vries@law.leidenuniv.nl
Exploring the socio-ecological contexts of sexually exploited victims through anonymous reports in the Netherlands
In collaboration with the Centre against Child Trafficking and Human Trafficking. Read more here.
Risk profiles of sexually exploited victims before and during Covid
In collaboration with the Violence and Justice Research Laboratory at Northeastern University, Boston (Collaborators: Amy Farrell, Ph.D. & Matthew Kafafian)
Examining the social context of juvenile human trafficking victims in Florida
In collaboration with the University of South Florida Trafficking in Persons - Risk to Resilience Lab (Collaborators: Joan A. Reid, Ph.D. & Michael Baglivio, Ph.D.)
Examining labor trafficking networks
In collaboration with the Violence and Justice Research Laboratory at Northeastern University, Boston (Collaborators: Shawn Bhimani, Ph.D.; Amy Farrell, Ph.D.; Kayse Maass, Ph.D.).
Street Networks of Illicit Massage Businesses
In collaboration with Toby Davies, Ph.D. (University College London)