Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance Enters Strategic Co-Branding Agreement with DHS Know2Protect® Campaign
Sparks, NV — June 1, 2025 — The Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance (HTPA) is proud to announce a new co-branding agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Know2Protect Campaign, marking a significant milestone in the fight against online child exploitation and human trafficking.
Through this agreement, HTPA is authorized to use the Know2Protect Campaign’s educational materials and visual assets, including the right to copy, display, and distribute official campaign materials containing the DHS Seal and various Know2Protect Campaign Trademarks. This collaboration empowers HTPA to amplify its outreach and educational efforts with trusted, government-backed resources that are proven to raise awareness and drive action.
“This collaborative opportunity represents a powerful alignment of mission and message,” said Janet Lombardo, Founder and CEO of HTPA. “By integrating Know2Protect’s authoritative materials into our programming, we can expand our impact and better equip communities to recognize, resist, and report online child sexual exploitation and abuse, as well as human trafficking.”
“Support and collaboration with organizations like the Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance and communities across the country are absolutely critical to our mission,” said Kate Kennedy, Know2Protect campaign director. “By working together, we can raise awareness, share trusted tools, and empower more families to protect children and teens from online threats. It takes all of us to build a safer digital world for the next generation.”
The license, authorized under DHS Delegation Number 10001 § II(B)(8) (April 28, 2014), and pursuant to 6 U.S.C. § 181 et seq., allows HTPA to use Know2Protect campaign materials under specific guidelines. As a formal supporter of the campaign, HTPA is committed to upholding the integrity and standards associated with the use of these materials and the Government Visual Identities.
The Know2Protect campaign is a national initiative designed to educate youth, caregivers, and trusted adults about online safety and the risks of exploitation. By joining forces, HTPA and DHS aim to extend the reach of this critical message and foster safer communities across the country.
For more information about HTPA’s programs and its collaboration with Know2Protect, please visit ht-prevention.org. For announcements on the release of HTPA-Know2Protect cobranded educational materials, follow HTPA on X at @HTPAlliance.
HTPA ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH NCMEC TO LAUNCH COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
Sparks, NV – September 19, 2024 – The Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance (HTPA) is proud to announce a new partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). HTPA has joined the NCMEC Community Education Program aimed at providing age-appropriate prevention and safety programming to Northern Nevada. This initiative will also offer vital services and support to families, the public, law enforcement, and other professionals.
The Community Education Program is designed to:
Reduce Child Sexual Exploitation: Implementing educational programs that teach children and families about the dangers of exploitation and how to stay safe.
Prevent Future Victimization: Providing ongoing support and resources to prevent children from becoming victims of trafficking and exploitation.
“We are thrilled to partner with NCMEC to expand our efforts in protecting children and supporting families,” said Janet Lombardo, Founder and CEO at HTPA. “This collaboration will enhance our ability to educate the community and provide critical resources to those in need.”
NCMEC has been a leader in child protection for over 30 years, and this partnership will leverage their expertise and resources to further HTPA’s mission of preventing human trafficking and child exploitation.
For more information about the Community Education Program or to get involved, please visit ht-prevention.org or contact info@ht-prevention.org.
For more information on the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children please visit https://www.missingkids.org/
About HTPA
The Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance (HTPA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing human trafficking and child exploitation through education, advocacy, and support services. Our mission is to create a safer world for children and families.
A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE PREVENTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CHILD EXPLOITATION.
Sparks, NV– August 12, 2023 – Nevada residents take a significant stride forward in safeguarding its children against the heinous crimes of trafficking and exploitation with the launch of Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance, Inc., (HTPA). HTPA is a pioneering nonprofit organization committed to the well-being of our most vulnerable population. This premier initiative dedicated to preventing and addressing human trafficking and child exploitation, HTPA aims to empower communities to combat this grave issue.
Human trafficking and child exploitation pose an alarming threat to our society, endangering the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of countless innocent lives. HTPA aims to address this pressing concern through a comprehensive approach involving awareness, primary prevention through education and advocacy. By collaborating with law enforcement agencies, community organizations, and local stakeholders, HTPA endeavors to create a formidable network of advocates united in the fight against child trafficking.
“We are thrilled to announce the launch of HTPA, a game-changing initiative designed to protect our children from the pervasive dangers of trafficking and exploitation,” said Founder/CEO, Janet Lombardo, HTPA. “Our mission is to raise awareness, provide critical resources, and implement preventative measures that empower communities to safeguard their children effectively. Together, we can create a future where every child in is safe and free from the clutches of trafficking.”
Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance will employ a multifaceted approach to combat human trafficking and child exploitation, including:
Education and Awareness: Implementing comprehensive educational programs to raise awareness among children, parents, educators, and community members about the tactics used by traffickers, the signs of exploitation, and how to seek help.
Prevention Strategies: Collaborating with schools, community centers, and local organizations to develop preventive measures that protect children and reduce their vulnerability to trafficking and exploitation.
Support: Offering immediate assistance and support to victims of trafficking through local non-governmental organizations focused on providing support to victims.
Advocacy and Policy: Working closely with legislators and policymakers to advocate for stronger laws, policies, and enforcement measures that prioritize child safety and hold perpetrators accountable.
Human Trafficking Prevention Alliance encourages the community to get involved and support their mission. Volunteers, donors, and advocates can contribute to the organization’s efforts by participating in awareness campaigns, fundraising events, and volunteering their time and skills.
