Human Trafficking

Eliza McCoy will join the organization as Vice President of Awareness and Prevention Programs.

The course now focuses on unconscious bias and behavior-based indicators of trafficking to help people identify and assess potential trafficking situations.

Since 2020, more than 600K hotel workers have completed training; Marriott to donate a new revamped version of current training program to industry via ECPAT-USA in 2022.

OnWatch™ education platform teaches users to spot, report and prevent trafficking.

Event will highlight Marriott International’s Human Trafficking Awareness Training for industry.

Company takes next step in goal to train all on-property associates to recognize and respond to potential trafficking situations by 2025.

A new law in California is making it mandatory that hotels and motels provide at least 20 minutes of interactive training on human trafficking awareness to all employees.

HT-NEXT 2020 to discuss how hotels can help predict, prevent and mitigate security incidents, including human trafficking.