Conversations That Matter With Lynn Fitch - Attorney General Lynn Fitch

The Human Trafficking Summit was held on February 6, 2026 at Pinelake Church. You can find photos from the event HERE.

Learn more about our other anti-human trafficking work HERE.

Opportunities to Help End Trafficking

These organizations that actively serve, prevent, respond to, and advocate against human trafficking will be at the Summit. Connect with them to learn more about how you can help end trafficking in Mississippi.

Aiming For Healthy Families
Center for Violence Prevention
MBAT
Mercy House For Women
MS Department of Public Safety
Sanctuary Project
Advocates for Freedom
Children's Advocacy Centers of Mississippi
Choices Coordinated Care Solutions
Department of Mental Health
Domestic Abuse Family Shelter
Eight Days of Hope
El Pueblo
Hope Community Collective
Hope Village for Children
Methodist Children's Homes in Mississippi
Missing Peace Ministries
MS Coalition Against Human Trafficking
Project 639
Simply Report
Southern Christian Services for Children and Youth
Southwest Mississippi Children's Advocacy Center
The Blue Campaign
Transformation Garden

Model Prayers from Mississippi Faith Leaders

You can find model prayers for you and your community HERE.

Freedom Bags

Participants at the Summit created 550 Freedom Bags, full of essential items to help meet the immediate needs of human trafficking survivors and victims. These bags were distributed to law enforcement agencies and service providers to use when they encounter victims. Our office has curated an Amazon Wishlist that can serve as a guideline for hosting your own Freedom Bag Project. Contact us to connect to an agency near you that can use these bags. One item you should consider including in your Freedom Bags is a note of support and encouragement.

Conversations That Matter is a series from Attorney General Lynn Fitch to engage and empower Mississippians to meet our biggest challenges together. The series will include events that educate and raise awareness, as well as provide meaningful opportunities to offer service in our communities. For more information about the series or about the Human Trafficking Summit, contact Sarah Strozier.