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Committee unanimously backs resolution designating January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month

House Judiciary Committee · January 28, 2026

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Summary

House Resolution 386, to designate January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month in alignment with the federal observance, passed the Judiciary Committee unanimously after sponsors cited upcoming 2026 sporting events and cross-jurisdictional risks.

House Resolution 386, which would designate January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month in Pennsylvania to align with the federal observance and to highlight prevention efforts around major 2026 sporting events, passed the House Judiciary Committee unanimously.

Sponsor Representative Young said the resolution is intended to increase vigilance and public awareness as the Commonwealth hosts several high-profile events in 2026. Members across the committee expressed support, noting local prosecutions and the need for bipartisan efforts to combat trafficking. The chair and other members emphasized prosecuting perpetrators and supporting victims.

The committee recorded no negative votes and will report the resolution as committed.

Provenance: Sponsor introduced the resolution and multiple members offered supportive remarks before unanimous committee passage and adjournment.