Call for Participants! National Institute of Justice (NIJ)–funded study

The International Rescue Committee- Phoenix, Arizona is currently recruiting participants for a National Institute of Justice (NIJ)–funded study (15PNIJ-24-GG-01747-HT) that examines the prevalence of human trafficking along the southern U.S. border. Eligible individuals are invited to take part in a confidential survey about their experiences, on a fully voluntary basis.

• Eligibility: 18+, entered the U.S. from Mexico after 2013

• Time commitment: Approximately 30 minutes

• Format: Conducted with a trained provider in the participant’s preferred language, or self-administered if they prefer

• Thank-you: $20 prepaid gift card

• Confidentiality: Fully voluntary; no identifying information is collected or shared, including with law enforcement

Click here to access the client-facing flyers (also attached below). Please note there are two types of flyers offered in both Spanish and English. The first is for the survey with a $20 benefit for participants. The second includes information for the interview piece of this research, which will be a separate call lasting 1 hour with a $40 benefit to the participant. If a client is interested, they can directly scan the QR code on the flyer or email welcomecenterreffereals@rescue.org .

If you are interested or have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Alex.Cazares@rescue.org or Ruth.Chavez@rescue.org to discuss whether this can be something both programs can collaborate on.

DEPTH OUTREACH Flyers.pdf

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