January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month — an important time to increase awareness of one of the most heinous but hidden crimes facing our modern world. While this crime and the illegal enterprises that sustain it feel like they only exist on movie and television screens or in the shadows of distant communities, human trafficking plays out coast to coast, including right here in our state.
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