Significance of the Starfish
Stop by and talk with the researchers and staff from ASU STIR to learn about sex and labor trafficking. Participate in a bracelet making activity and learn about the importance of the symbol of the starfish in the anti-trafficking movement.
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ASU Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention ResearchCollege or Department
Watts College of Public Service and Community SolutionsThe Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions is home to ASU’s most diverse student body, with the highest percentages of minority, transfer and working students—and the largest community of first-generation college students. Among our student are nearly 300 veterans and international students from 59 countries. Last year, we awarded over 1,300 degrees. More than half of our students received financial assistance to further their endeavors. We continue to expand our programs to serve community needs. Our highly rated programs are available in person, online—and we have an established campus in Tucson.
We are a highly ranked, comprehensive college of public service. Our four schools and over 20 research centers are advancing relevant educational programs and evidence-based solutions to address some of the world’s most challenging social issues.