Men have a role in ending

human trafficking.

Trafficking won't end through victim services alone. Men Against Human Trafficking equips men to learn, lead, and take action — in their workplaces, faith communities, and neighborhoods.

  • 16+ years on the front lines

  • A DBA of United Abolitionists

  • Serving Central Florida & beyond

  • 16+ years on the front lines

  • A DBA of United Abolitionists

  • Serving Central Florida & beyond

Why men

Men are essential to prevention — yet they're too often engaged only as an audience for awareness campaigns, or discussed only as demand.

Meaningful prevention has to address the attitudes, behaviors, and market demand that make exploitation possible. That takes men who are informed, accountable, and willing to use their influence.

Many men want to help and simply don't know how. We give them a clear path: practical education, real action steps, peer leadership, and trusted ways to serve.

Our focus

Five ways we move
the work forward

A coordinated program of education, leadership, engagement, and collaborative action.

Increase knowledge

Educate men through workshops, presentations, and community events.

Develop leaders

Recruit and prepare core ambassadors to represent and advance the mission.

Expand prevention

Deliver education and community-engagement activities that reach further.

Build partnerships

Deepen ties with businesses, faith communities, civic groups, colleges, and public agencies.

Promote action

Move men into advocacy, mentoring, volunteer service, and demand reduction.

Ready to step up?

Join a growing network of men taking real action.

How we show up

Programs that turn
intent into action

From forums to field work, every activity gives men a concrete way to learn, lead, and serve.

  • Quarterly Education Forums

Public and partner-hosted sessions on trafficking dynamics,

warning signs, online exploitation, demand reduction, and trauma-informed response.

  • Men's Ambassador Cohort

A core group of men trained to be informed messengers and

connectors within their own networks.

  • Community & Workplace Presentations

Targeted talks for businesses, civic organizations, faith

communities, schools, and professional groups.

  • Awareness & Action Campaigns

Coordinated messaging and calls to action that challenge

exploitation and promote healthy relationships.

  • Service & Partnership Projects

Volunteer and collaborative work aligned with United Abolitionists' prevention and survivor-support efforts.

  • Bring a program to your group

Host a forum or presentation for your workplace, church, or civic organization.

Our roots

Backed by 16 years

on the front lines

Men Against Human Trafficking is a DBA of United Abolitionists, Inc. — a nonprofit that has served as a first responder alongside federal, state, and local law enforcement for over 16 years as victims are identified and recovered.

MAHT began in 2023 when a small core of committed men agreed that men are a needed, key partner in this fight. Now is the time to grow — and to intentionally engage more men as part of the solution.

16+

Years fighting trafficking

2023

MAHT founded

C-FL

Years fighting trafficking

16+

Years fighting trafficking

2023

MAHT founded

C-FL

Years fighting trafficking

Get involved

Count me in.

Tell us how you'd like to get involved and we'll reach
out with the next step — whether that's a forum, the
ambassador cohort, or hosting a presentation.

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