Our data ecosystem unveils the invisible.

Each pinpoint on the map lifts the veil on these hidden activities, guiding targeted interventions to where they’re needed most

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Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS)

Texas Juvenile Justice Department (TJJD)

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National Human Trafficking Hotline data

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National Human Trafficking Hotline data

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National Human Trafficking Hotline data

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How we utilize the data to make a difference

We build tools that identify patterns, assess risks, and inform strategies. These tools help stakeholders make informed decisions to improve prevention, services, and policies in the fight against human trafficking.

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Publicly available map-driven insights

Understanding geographic trends in human trafficking requires an analysis of various factors like population density, socio-economic conditions, and cultural and societal factors, such as gender inequality and systemic vulnerabilities.

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Aggregated statewide data in one dashboard

Decision-makers use Lighthouse to analyze aggregated statewide data in one dashboard to see hotspots, evaluate strategies, and make informed investments. Lighthouse uses all of that data to predict and prevent exploitation before it starts.

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Tools to streamline processes

Lighthouse equips organizations with tools to collect data, conduct screenings, manage cases, and analyze information, streamlining processes and driving impactful change in the fight against human trafficking.

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Understanding geographic trends in human trafficking requires an analysis of various factors like population density, socio-economic conditions, and cultural and societal factors, such as gender inequality and systemic vulnerabilities.

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Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force Report 2024

Texas Office of the Attorney General

The work of Task Force members’ anti-trafficking efforts from across the state of Texas.

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Louisiana Annual Human Trafficking Data Report 2025

Louisiana Office of Human Trafficking Prevention

The summary of demographics and services provided to confirmed and suspected victims.

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Florida Annual Human Trafficking Data Report 2025

TIPSTR

The work of the University of South Florida Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Risk to Resilience Research Lab

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Trusted in three states and counting

See how 200+ organizations and over 2,000 professionals across Texas, Louisiana, and Florida use Lighthouse.

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Recommended Reading

Read our research publications that help leaders gain a deeper understanding of human trafficking and catalyzes evidence-based solutions.

A Collaborative Approach to Building a Human Trafficking Data Ecosystem: A Blueprint for Shared Governance, Technology, and Terminology

Jan 30, 2026

2026 State Human Trafficking Report

Jan 28, 2026

Human Trafficking Policy Evolution: Analyzing Punctuated Diffusion Across Two Decades

Jul 10, 2025

Recommended Reading

Read our research publications that help leaders gain a deeper understanding of human trafficking and catalyzes evidence-based solutions.

A Collaborative Approach to Building a Human Trafficking Data Ecosystem: A Blueprint for Shared Governance, Technology, and Terminology

Jan 30, 2026

2026 State Human Trafficking Report

Jan 28, 2026

Human Trafficking Policy Evolution: Analyzing Punctuated Diffusion Across Two Decades

Jul 10, 2025

Recommended Reading

Read our research publications that help leaders gain a deeper understanding of human trafficking and catalyzes evidence-based solutions.

A Collaborative Approach to Building a Human Trafficking Data Ecosystem: A Blueprint for Shared Governance, Technology, and Terminology

Jan 30, 2026

2026 State Human Trafficking Report

Jan 28, 2026

Human Trafficking Policy Evolution: Analyzing Punctuated Diffusion Across Two Decades

Jul 10, 2025

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