Resources
Presentation to Stakeholders
Learn about the NC Demand Reduction Task Force and how we are working to reduce demand of labor and human trafficking.
Learn how to get involved by checking out our upcoming events!
The Need for Demand Reduction in North Carolina
A white paper created by the Curricula Team of the NC Demand Reduction Task Force
Research & Studies
Ending Demand Slides
Challenging the “Prostitution Problem” (Dec 2018)
National Assessment of Demand Reduction Efforts, Part II (March 2023)
Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder in the ICD-11 (Feb 2018)
Evaluation of the First Offender Prostitution Program (March 2008)
Stopping Sexual Exploitation Program Evaluation (2019)
Accountability for Buyers in the Commercial Sex Market (Jan 2022)
Children at Risk Anti-Demand Toolkit
Forced Labor Risk in Supply Chains: Considerations for the Public Healthcare and Public Health Sector (Oct 2024)
Who Buys Sex? – Demand Abolition Research (Nov 2018)
Office of Trafficking In Persons Memorandum on Demand (Nov 2024)
Buyers Unmasked Study – Executive Summary (Jan 2025)
Research on Buyer Education Programs
Key Traits of “John Schools” in the United States (2012)
“Johnz School” Evaluation Report (2014)
Overview of “John Schools” and Justification for the Further Research in Ohio (Nov 2015)
The Impact of “John Schools” on the Demand for Prostitution
More than “Johns,” Less than Traffickers (May 2015)
Literature Review: “John School” Programs in the United States (June 2017)
An Overview of “John Schools” in the United States (Jan 2013)
Do “John Schools” Really Decrease Recidivism? (July 2012)
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