It shouldn't be
a fair fight.
Pro bono access to Aurora:GeoStudio® for the NGOs and agencies who find and free victims of human trafficking. Location intelligence, training and analyst support, at no cost to qualified partners.
Our Mission is to stop human trafficking by leveraging the most disruptive intelligence software in the world.
These are the barriers to winning the fight against human trafficking. We have a solution.
Billions of location points. Correlated. To save lives.
Location data at global scale
Aurora:GeoStudio® works over anonymized device location data covering 4.3B+ devices worldwide, and takes in any partner source with a latitude and longitude.
GeoStudio® sessionization
Fragmented location points are rebuilt into one ordered timeline per device: where it stayed, where it moved, and when. Scattered signals become a pattern of life.
Patterns that point to people
Analysts surface anomalies, shared locations and devices that travel together. Every finding links back to its source, with a stated confidence level.
The numbers.
Fragmented signals, correlated into one traceable picture.
Three ways to join the fight.
Partner with SIGHT
Victim services organizations, legal teams, researchers and law enforcement can apply for pro bono access to Aurora:GeoStudio®.
Pro bono access → For donorsFund the fight
Your gift funds data collection, analyst support and onboarding for frontline partners. Gifts are tax-deductible.
Donate → For experts & advocatesVolunteer your skills
Data scientists, intelligence analysts, engineers and linguists help partners turn data into rescues.
Ways to engage →The latest on the fight.
Modern Slavery by the Numbers: What the Data Tells Us in 2026 — and What It Can’t
Fifty million people, $236 billion in illegal profit, and a conviction record that still misses most forced labor. A guide to the statistics that matter and how to read them.
Read → Law & Policy · 8 min readRewriting the Rulebook: The 2026 Legal Landscape on Human Trafficking
Europe’s new anti-trafficking directive is now due in national law, Washington’s core trafficking statute is still awaiting reauthorization, and courts are wrestling with how to treat victims forced to commit crimes.
Read → United States · 8 min readTwo Scorecards: Enforcement Headlines and Eroding Capacity in U.S. Anti-Trafficking Efforts
Federal agencies point to record operations. Survivor advocates point to gutted offices, visa backlogs and lost benefits. Both sets of numbers are real — and together they show where the system is heading.
Read →Are you ready to
turn on the light?
SIGHT knows how to fight this war. Our deep-rooted global intelligence experience and spiritual understanding of how evil cartels operate give us the advantage we need to uncover the darkness of Human Trafficking. Join us Today.