HT-RADAR, the Human Trafficking Research and Data Advisory Roundtable based in San Diego, is dedicated to combating human trafficking through impactful research and collaborative initiatives. The organization connects local professionals with the latest findings and best practices in trafficking prevention, support, and education. HT-RADAR is involved in various projects, including college student initiatives focusing on awareness and advocacy, as well as tailored training programs for healthcare professionals.

Their resources include invaluable research briefs, articles, and reports that address complex topics such as online sexual exploitation and strategies for effectively supporting trafficking survivors. HT-RADAR organizes meetings, conferences, and webinars which facilitate dialogue and foster strategic partnerships within the community. Through evidence-based practices, they emphasize the importance of education in preventing trafficking and empowering vulnerable youth.

With strong ties to Point Loma Nazarene University and local public safety offices, HT-RADAR is at the forefront of research and advocacy, providing tools and insights to help navigate the challenges posed by human trafficking in San Diego County and beyond.