Texas Attorney General-approved training.
The Office of the Texas Attorney General lists Harbor Alliance Human Trafficking Prevention Training as an approved course for commercial lodging.
- 20 min
- Online course
- Free
- English language
Aggregate progress. Participating properties remain private.
Harbor Alliance reports program reach through combined totals rather than a public list of participating hotels. This recognizes prevention work without creating a directory that identifies where specific training, reporting, or readiness measures are in place.
People and organizations standing with us
Progress made together.
From approved training to donated technology, every contribution helps move the mission forward.
Thank you, Allied Universal Technology Services.
Allied Universal Technology Services has donated equipment to support Harbor Alliance's mission. We are grateful for this investment in the tools behind our prevention work.
Technology in service of people.
These tools are in development. A flagged concern requires human assessment and an appropriate response.We plan to use the donated equipment to support the development of AI-assisted tools that help authorized teams keep up with information and flag potential exploitation or danger for human review.
These figures do not identify hotels, hotel groups, workers, managers, internal readiness scores, reports, alerts, or security procedures. City Intelligence is calculated separately from Harbor Alliance participation.
Two independent public views
City context and program impact stay separate
Every identifiable hotel is evaluated using the same public-data methodology.
Open city intelligence →Program reach is shown only as aggregate totals without identifying participating properties.
Training, completion records, readiness details, alerts, and operational recommendations remain private.