Keywords
Nonprofit Collaboration, Human Trafficking, Fight Human Trafficking, Reduce Human Trafficking, Improve Nonprofit Outcomes
Abstract
Abstract: This research study examines nonprofit organizations and how collaboration plays a part in the human trafficking efforts within the United States. A descriptive study was conducted analyzing data from a quantitative, survey-based research method. Using a sample of 29 nonprofit leaders working in fighting human trafficking, data was collected on 1) what challenges nonprofits face in collaborating, 2) what technology tools nonprofits use to collaborate, and 3) how many other groups a single nonprofit works with in combating human trafficking. The findings show that the main challenges are 1) limited time, and 2) competition and/or lack of trust.
Recommended Citation
Holzer, Angie
(2022)
"Fighting Human Trafficking by Better Understanding Nonprofit Collaboration,"
Journal of Nonprofit Innovation: Vol. 2:
Iss.
1, Article 3.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/joni/vol2/iss1/3
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