Who Project Exodus coordinates with
The platform is built to push reports, not absorb them. The list below shows the law-enforcement, recovery, and federal partners we route to, align on standards with, or are actively engaging. Where a relationship is still forming we name the role openly rather than hide the gap.
Listings are factual references. Inclusion does not imply endorsement by the listed organization unless explicitly noted. If you represent a listed organization and need a correction, contact America's Future Inc.
Law enforcement
DOJ-funded national network of 61 coordinated task forces investigating online exploitation. Project Exodus aligns reporting flows so a CCSA-routed tip lands in the correct ICAC affiliate by jurisdiction.
FBI-led partnership with state, local, and tribal authorities targeting domestic minor sex trafficking. Project Exodus surfaces escalation pathways into local Innocence Lost task forces during dispatch.
Homeland Security Investigations’ centralized hub for trafficking and forced-labor enforcement. Reference partner for cross-border and labor-trafficking case routing.
Federal
Authoritative clearinghouse for missing-children records and the CyberTipline. Project Exodus’ missing-children search prototype mirrors NCMEC’s public dataset; production integration is the goal.
Polaris-operated 24/7 hotline at 1-888-373-7888 (text HELP to 233733). Project Exodus surfaces this in the survivor surface and on every public resource page so anyone can reach help directly without a credential.
DOJ funder of trafficking-victim services nationwide. Reference partner for survivor-services standards and grant-aligned reporting.
Recovery
Provider of emergency shelter, family reunification, and disaster-response services that overlap with post-recovery survivor placement. Conversations are open about local-chapter coordination on shelter handoffs.
Operator of the National Human Trafficking Hotline and a leading research voice on trafficking patterns. Reference partner for the recruitment-pattern training content and federal-law module.
Anti-trafficking advocacy with deep curriculum experience for the hospitality, transportation, and youth-serving sectors. Reference partner for advocate-curriculum review.
Standards
Defining federal statute (22 U.S.C. § 7102) underpinning Project Exodus’ training, indicator definitions, and report-routing logic. Treated as the source of truth in the curriculum.
Pending
Per SPEC §11, Project Exodus is establishing a paid, survivor-led advisory council to govern survivor-facing surfaces. The seat is reserved publicly so the role is visible before the partner is named.
Lead-affiliate relationship for piloting routed reports from CCSAs into a single ICAC task force. Public placeholder for transparency until the lead affiliate is announced.
Law-enforcement task forces, recovery providers, and survivor-led organizations can reach America's Future Inc. through theGet involved page. We name partners publicly only with their consent, and never list a survivor-facing role without a paid, sustainable engagement.