The Clark County Department of Aviation (CCDOA) has launched a new campaign at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) to combat human trafficking. The “I Am Not a Souvenir” campaign features banners throughout the airport with resources for travelers to spot the signs of and report suspicions of human trafficking via phone, text and QR code. CCDOA has also trained employees and airport partners how to identify and report potential instances of human trafficking.
“As the first and last impression of Las Vegas, Harry Reid International Airport serves millions of passengers every year, creating an important opportunity to share information and connect individuals with help,” said CCDOA director James C. Chrisley. “By placing these messages where thousands of travelers pass every hour, we can help increase the likelihood that someone will recognize a warning sign or reach out for assistance. Our goal is to ensure that resources and support are visible and available.”
