The Task Force meets quarterly to review and discuss the work of the three committees.
If you would like to attend the quarterly General Sessions, please send a message with your contact information to be added to the Task Force communications list.
Prosecution and Law Enforcement and Protection and Victim Services meet as needed.
If you are a professional working in either the law enforcement or prosecutorial fields or a victim services professional working for an agency or organization in this field and you would like to serve on an appropriate committee, please send a message with your contact and work information.
Prevention and Community Awareness meets monthly on the second Tuesday of every month at 11:30 AM. Volunteers of all abilities are needed for various projects and awareness campaigns. If you would like to serve a few hours when needed or be part of the creative team developing campaigns, please send a message with your contact and work information.
The volunteer work of the Task Force, a federally recognized 501 c 3, is funded through tax-deductible donations. We welcome and are grateful for financial donations to help us continue to build and grow our mission in the fight against human trafficking.
Donations can be made online
or by sending a check to:
Yellowstone Human Trafficking Task Force
27 N 27 th St Suite 1900
Billings, MT 59101-2343
The Task Force provides expert training on human trafficking and the work to combat this egregious crime and support its victims and survivors.
Please send a message with your contact information for requests to schedule in-person or online training.
Contact your local, state, and federal elected representatives about supporting important legislation to combat human trafficking and help its victims and survivors.
Learn how to Contact U.S. Senators.
Learn how to Contact U.S. Representatives.
Learn how to Contact Montana State Legislators.
Many of the Task Force’s partner agencies, organizations, and businesses are law enforcement, direct service providers to victims and survivors, or businesses that provide support to the work of the Task Force and its members.
Joining and/or supporting the Task Force member agencies, organizations, and businesses greatly helps in the fight against human trafficking.
Follow the Task Force on social media to continue to learn what human trafficking is and what it isn’t and help raise awareness by sharing information posted by the Task Force.
The spread of fact-based information strengthens the fight against human trafficking in our communities, states, and country.
