Engage Together

We’re so grateful for the opportunity to spend time at the Qlik Conference in Orlando with incredible partners who are making a meaningful impact.

A special thank you to Qlik and Pomerol for your partnership and for the opportunity to share how technology is helping strengthen efforts to prevent and end human trafficking.

Our Founder, Ashleigh S. Chapman, JD, and team were honored to be part of conversations that focused on using data, collaboration, and innovation to better support communities.

We’re thankful to do this work alongside partners who are committed to building stronger, safer communities—together.

We are excited to share the 2026 Tennessee Engage Together Reports, including the Statewide Assessment Report, Regional Reports, County-Level Reports, and Legislative Review. This work reflects a strong collaboration led by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Tennessee Counter-Trafficking Alliance, in partnership with Engage Together.

These reports highlight the significant strengths and progress Tennessee has made in preventing and addressing human trafficking, while also serving as a clear roadmap for action—identifying opportunities to build on what is working, strengthen alignment across sectors, and advance strategies to address remaining gaps.

To access the reports, click here: https://engagetogether.com/project/tn/ .

As you review the reports, we invite you to consider how you can support ongoing efforts in Tennessee or within your local county to further prevent and end human trafficking.

We’re proud to celebrate Quest2Freedom —one of our incredible partners in South Florida who continues to do meaningful work to prevent exploitation and support survivors in their community.
Join them for An Evening of Impact on April 18 as they bring people together to support this important mission.
Events like this are a powerful reminder that change happens through community, collaboration, and shared commitment.

Learn more and get involved: Quest2Freedom.org

Today, our Altus CEO, Ashleigh S. Chapman, JD, shared strategies for turning the tide on human trafficking with our friends at and The Tebow Group at the Solving the World’s Greatest Problems Conference. It’s an honor to partner with so many incredible people doing this important work.

Today, we’re proud to celebrate Edward Jones Jones in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region for stepping forward as a leader in their community to end and prevent human trafficking through our Justice U™ Business for Good Certification program.

As part of the Engage Together North Texas project, business engagement was highlighted as a critical need in the area — and Edward Jones answered the call to engage. Their team completed their Business for Good program this month, graduating multiple team members who are right now moving into action by coming to the table to mobilize the business community to support local anti-trafficking efforts and at‑risk populations in the DFW area.

We’re so grateful for their leadership and willingness to move from awareness to action. This is what it looks like when businesses lead with purpose — and we’re excited to see the impact ahead!

Alabama has released its first comprehensive, statewide Human Trafficking Assessment.

Led by the Office of the Alabama Attorney General, in partnership with the Alabama Anti-Human Trafficking Alliance and The WellHouse, this work provides a clear, data-informed roadmap for strengthening coordination across every county.

Phase 1 established shared understanding — mapping risk, resources, and opportunities to strengthen response statewide.

Phase 2 will focus on coordinated mobilization and practical next steps.
We are honored to support this locally led effort and the partners working to strengthen systems across Alabama.

Read the full release here:
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260217297815/en/Alabama-in-Partnership-with-Engage-Together-Releases-Statewide-Human-Trafficking-Assessment?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=alabama&utm_content=press-release

Alabama in Partnership with Engage Together® Releases Statewide Human Trafficking Assessment The Office of the Alabama Attorney General, the Alabama Anti-Human Trafficking Alliance, and The WellHouse today announced the public release of the Alabama ...

So grateful for the opportunity to partner with Pepperdine University Pepperdine Caruso School of Law - Straus Institute Sudreau Global Justice Institute and share the hard work we’ve been doing. Nicole and Tammy were honored to serve as guest speakers to the Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation Lab class, presenting a Statewide Assessment and Legislative Review, highlighting not only research and policy analysis, but also the hope found in what is possible through thoughtful, collaborative action. Huge thank you to Seth Bamburg, Executive Director of the Sudreau Global Justice Institute, and Kyle Smith, Director of Global Legal Training & Development, for welcoming us to Malibu. Truly meaningful work in a beautiful place.

Our team touched down in Alabama today to share Phase 1 of the Statewide Assessment. The Alabama Dream team has been absolutely amazing taking on this critical work!

On a county level, Dallas and Tarrant counties host the highest concentration of anti‑trafficking efforts in North Texas, providing strong regional hubs to support collaboration across neighboring counties.

Curious about other counties in the area? To view the full collection of North Texas County-Level Reports, visit engagetogether.com/dfw.