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UNLV Students Launch Human Trafficking Prevention Club with New Hope Foundation International
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas has launched a Human Trafficking Prevention Club with New Hope Foundation International. The student-led initiative focuses on awareness, education, and partnerships to combat trafficking across Las Vegas.
Las Vegas, NV — The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) has taken a bold step in the fight against human trafficking with the launch of the Human Trafficking Prevention Club, an initiative led by New Hope Foundation International (NHF International). The student-led organization is dedicated to raising awareness, empowering students with knowledge, and strengthening partnerships across the Las Vegas community.
The club aims to create a safe and informed campus environment where every individual understands the signs of human trafficking and feels equipped to take action against it. According to NHF International, the initiative focuses on education, prevention, and collaboration to ensure vigilance both on campus and in the wider Southern Nevada community.
Mission and Activities
The Human Trafficking Prevention Club at UNLV has outlined several core activities to fulfill its mission:
- Spreading public awareness by setting up informational tables across campus.
- Empowering students with critical knowledge about the realities of human trafficking.
- Providing educational presentations to other student organizations and campus groups.
- Partnering with local community organizations to strengthen vigilance and prevention efforts across Las Vegas.
Through these actions, the club seeks to build a network of informed students who not only recognize the dangers of trafficking but also take proactive measures to combat it.
Student-Led Advocacy at UNLV
At its recent gathering, members of the Human Trafficking Prevention Club stood united under the banner of NHF International, highlighting their commitment to advocacy and education. The group emphasized the importance of collaboration between students, faculty, and community partners in tackling this global issue at the local level.
“Human trafficking is one of the most pressing challenges facing our society,” said Yu Ping Chang, a representative from NHF International. “By equipping UNLV students with awareness and resources, we can empower them to be part of the solution here in Las Vegas.”
A Community-Driven Movement
Las Vegas has long been a hotspot for human trafficking concerns due to its bustling tourism industry and international connections. The establishment of this club at UNLV reflects a growing movement across Southern Nevada to address the crisis through grassroots awareness and education.
The partnership with NHF International ensures that the student group has access to expert resources, advocacy tools, and community connections to amplify their work.
With its launch, UNLV joins a nationwide network of universities where students are taking action to fight exploitation and protect vulnerable populations.
Why You Should Join
Every student who joins strengthens the movement. By becoming a member, you’re not just learning about human trafficking—you’re actively helping to prevent it. Whether by volunteering at events, sharing knowledge with classmates, or supporting outreach efforts, members play a direct role in protecting vulnerable individuals.
“This is about empowering students to be changemakers,” said Yu Ping Chang, project coordinator of New Hope Foundation International. “When students lead, communities listen—and together, we can make Las Vegas safer.”
Be Part of the Solution
The Human Trafficking Prevention Club at UNLV is open to all who are ready to make a difference. Joining is simple: visit the official club page at https://nhfinternational.org/human-trafficking-prevention-club-las-vegas/ to sign up and start taking action today.
Your voice, your time, and your commitment can help protect others. Don’t wait—join the movement now.
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