Journal Volume: 4
Journal Issue: 1
Journal Year: 2018
Articles in SafetyLit: 11

(De)constructing stereotypes: media representations, social perceptions, and legal responses to human trafficking

American Crime: ignorance is not an option

Anti-trafficking's sensational misinformation: the "72-hour myth" and America's homeless youth

Good versus evil or "saying more": strategies of telling in sex trafficking documentary films

Hell gate: the implications of representations of human trafficking in popular culture

News reporting on human trafficking: exploratory qualitative interviews with Illinois news journalists

Saving human trafficking victims from additional stigma: privacy versus publication rights related to identifying images

Saviors, scandal, and representation: dominant media narratives around human trafficking in international adoption

TIP reports as policy and narrative: exploring the communicative framework for policy enactment

Victim profiles: direct and indirect effects of anecdotes and responsibility attribution on support for sex trafficking victims

What's in a name? Benefits and challenges of anti-trafficking language in social service provider perspective