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Filing year 2023

THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING INSTITUTE

Washington, District of Columbia·EIN 47-4573685·NTEE I05 · Crime & Legal-Related·3
Total revenue
$5M
Total assets
$3.8M
Total expenses
$0
Reported officers
11
Mission

ORGANIZATION'S MISSION- THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING INSTITUTE ("THE INSTITUTE") EXISTS TO DECIMATE MODERN SLAVERY AT ITS SOURCE BY EMPOWERING POLICE AND PROSECUTORS TO STOP TRAFFICKERS. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOVERNMENTS COMMITTED TO COMBATTING TRAFFICKING, THE INSTITUTE WORKS INSIDE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS TO PROVIDE THE WORLD-CLASS TRAINING, EXPERIENCED MENTORS, INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES AND EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH NECESSARY TO FREE VICTIMS. THE INSTITUTE COLLABORATES WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS IN PARTNER COUNTRIES TO PRODUCE SELF-SUSTAINING HUMAN TRAFFICKING ENFORCEMENT UNITS THAT MEASURABLEY REDUCE THE PREVALENCE OF TRAFFICKING.

Executive compensation, broken down

Form 990 · Schedule J · 5 reported individuals · Filing year 2023

Base salaryBonusOther compensationBenefits
Base salaryBonusOther compensationBenefitsExecutive compensation
VP of Finance and Ops
vice president
$175k
Vice President - Programs
vice president
$155k
Counyry Director - Uganda
highest compensated employee
$123k
Dir of Startegic Engagemen
highest compensated employee
$118k

Plus 6 unpaid individuals.

Browse compensation in Crime & Legal-Related

Up 12%
from 2022

From $197k in 2022 to $221k in 2023.

$197k
2022
$221k
2023
Highest reported compensation in each year. Volunteer board members and partial-year payouts are filtered out.

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