Using Data & Low-Tech Solutions To Scale Impact for Human Trafficking Survivors

The impact sector has long struggled with measuring outcomes effectively, especially in complex issue areas like human trafficking. Traditional methods often rely on anecdotal evidence and fragmented data, limiting the ability to drive systemic change. This issue makes it harder to expand solutions and ensure trafficking survivors can access recovery tools like justice and economic opportunities. However, innovative approaches—leveraging both high-tech and low-tech solutions—are transforming how organizations track, analyze, and scale impact.

This panel brings together leaders from MIT Solve, and other top tech-driven social enterprises to discuss how data at scale, AI-powered insights, and low-tech accessibility solutions are:
– Revolutionizing impact measurement, and;
– Closing critical gaps in systems for survivor support, economic empowerment, and intervention programming.

Through real-world examples, we will showcase collaborative models that break silos and move beyond pilots to mainstream adoption. This session will inspire investors, nonprofits, and social enterprises to rethink impact tracking and scale interventions effectively.