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The ‘301’ Research Track aims to be the largest gathering of its kind in terms of research paper submissions and seeks to highlight cutting-edge and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research that will inform policy and practice and contribute to the ongoing development of theory and research in human trafficking and modern slavery.
The ‘301’ Research Track aims to be the largest gathering of its kind in terms of research paper submissions and seeks to highlight cutting-edge and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research that will inform policy and practice and contribute to the ongoing development of theory and research in human trafficking and modern slavery.
The ‘301’ Research Track aims to be the largest gathering of its kind in terms of research paper submissions and seeks to highlight cutting-edge and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research that will inform policy and practice and contribute to the ongoing development of theory and research in human trafficking and modern slavery.
Authors who wish to present their papers in person or virtually at the 301 Track should submit electronically a one-page abstract (double-spaced, times new roman font, size 12) by February 15th, 2026 on our website or via email at 301uploads@nocohumantraffickingsymposium.org. Presentations will last 20 minutes per abstract.
Abstracts will be selected, and authors will be notified and invited by February 20th , 2026. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. Email us at this link.
Please fill out the form below to submit an abstract for review.
