Students Stopping the Trafficking of People (SSTOP) -- is a student organization at Georgetown University and was founded in April 2004 by a small group of young women who were empowered to do something about the issue of human trafficking. The purpose of SSTOP is to raise awareness, educate each other and other students, provide service to survivors of trafficking within the DC community, fundraise for elected organizations, and take this issue to the global level. We are constantly looking to expand our position within the anti-trafficking community by building relationships with other sources. If you, or anyone you know, are interested in supporting us, please contact the President of Georgetown's chapter of SSTOP by emailing georgetownsstop@gmail.com.
What is Human Trafficking? How many people are involved? What are the different types of human trafficking? For a brief overview about the issue, visit the Human Trafficking Explained page.
For a more comprehensive list of questions, please visit our frequently asked questions page.e-mail - georgetownsstop@gmail.com
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