Tracey Breeden, who heads women’s safety at Uber, announced that the company is expanding its training program to help drivers spot human trafficking in the back seat – starting in cities most plagued by the crisis: Via WTOP
Uber drivers in the District are now a line of defense against human trafficking, as the ride sharing company provides training that could save lives.
Tracey Breeden, the head of women’s safety and gender-based violence programs with Uber, said the company is expanding training programs that began in 2016.Sean Griffith, who has been driving with Uber for about four years, said he’s excited to have the tools necessary to help stop the global epidemic.
Breeden said the program is spreading through Latin America and other countries where Uber is available and is focused on providing drivers a safe space to speak up.
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