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How to Fight Human Trafficking: Start Here.
You don’t need a badge to make a difference. Here’s how Oklahoma can stand up against trafficking — starting today.
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Human trafficking happens in Oklahoma neighborhoods, cities, and communities that look like ours.
Most people who want to help don’t know where to start, and that’s exactly why Dragonfly Home exists.
We connect motivated Oklahomans with real, specific ways to make a difference. Whether you’re wondering how to stop human trafficking in your own community or looking for a place to put your time, energy, or voice — this is where that starts.
Ways to Get Involved
How to stop human trafficking: four ways to get involved.
Volunteer With Dragonfly
Dragonfly volunteers show up in direct ways — supporting events, assisting with administrative work, and standing alongside the programs that serve survivors every day. Most volunteer roles ask for a few hours a month. No specialized background required — just a steady commitment to showing up.
Spread the Word
One of the most powerful things you can do to fight trafficking is change what the people around you believe about it. Share Dragonfly’s resources with your school, workplace, or faith community. When more people understand what trafficking actually looks like in Oklahoma, more people are equipped to act.
Partner With Us
Businesses and organizations across Oklahoma are putting their resources behind the work of ending trafficking. From corporate giving and in-kind donations to event sponsorships, there are real and meaningful ways to align your organization with this mission. Let’s talk about what’s possible.
Attend an Event
Dragonfly hosts events throughout the year — fundraisers, community education, and awareness gatherings that bring Oklahomans together around this work. Coming to an event is one of the simplest, most meaningful ways to get connected. Find what’s coming up and save your spot.
Get Informed
Before You Can Fight Human Trafficking, You Need to Understand It
Most people who want to help trafficking survivors don’t know where trafficking actually happens — or what it really looks like. The images and stories that dominate popular culture are often wrong, and that gap in understanding is one of the biggest barriers to community action. Dragonfly has developed educational resources that cut through the myths and give you a real foundation for making an impact. Start there.
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~900
Victims served since founding
8,000+
Calls answered on our 24-hour helpline
2016
Founded and certified in Oklahoma City
Only 1
State-certified provider in Oklahoma City