Our Partners
Our partners are integral to BEST's mission to align and equip leaders to use the power of business to prevent human trafficking.
Employers Alliance Partners
Thirty-four employers representing 200,000+ employees are partnering with BEST to prevent sex trafficking and buying.
Join the BEST Employers Alliance.
Join the BEST Employers Alliance.
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Ending Exploitation Collaborative Partners (formerly Buyer Beware)
In 2014, BEST helped to launch the Ending Exploitation Collaborative (formerly the Buyer Beware program) in Seattle, Washington. This program is a multisector intervention to increase services for survivors and decrease the demand for commercial sexual exploitation. Buyer beware is recognized nationally for its innovative demand reduction strategies. The Ending Exploitation website provides more information.
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Inhospitable to Human Trafficking Partners
Since 2012, BEST has worked with the hospitality industry to create region-specific best practices and provide training for the hotel industry. A small selection of our co-hosts and sponsoring partners are below.
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Safe Jobs Collaborative Partners
BEST is currently piloting a program in King County, WA to increase job training and employment opportunities for survivors of human trafficking and persons at risk of being trafficked.
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Safe Jobs Collaborative Employers
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