Launch of Michigan Law’s comprehensive human trafficking database coincides with symposium on slavery

"University of Michigan Law School's launch of the nation's only comprehensive online database of human trafficking cases will coincide with a major academic symposium at the school on the phenomenon of modern-day slavery....[T]he database will be online and ready to help journalists, academics, lawmakers, and law enforcement agencies track U.S. cases and spread information about what professor Bridgette Carr calls the world’s second-largest industry: slavery. The database will provide immediate access to the details of more than 150 human trafficking cases gathered so far by the Human Trafficking Law Project...."