The U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking (USIAHT) led years of impactful campaigns—raising millions of dollars for survivors and critical resources, while producing hundreds of content assets to educate the public on human and sex trafficking across the United States.

In April 2026, USIAHT officially closed its doors as a nonprofit organization. However, the mission continues. Many of the leaders and team members remain actively engaged in the fight against sex trafficking—serving through organizations like Kids Not For Sale, supporting safe homes, and even working within Washington, D.C.

While some programs and initiatives have concluded, USIAHT ensured its legacy would carry forward by entrusting its core educational content to Kids Not For Sale. This allows us to continue the vital work of raising awareness and educating the public about sex trafficking in the United States.