No Trafficking.com was established by Anthony M. Davis to bring awareness to the tragic issue of Human Trafficking. He has served in the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and the law enforcement and intelligence communities.
Davis was the Chief of Intelligence with the U.S. Coast Guard in Mobile, Alabama in 2001. After the terrorist attacks on September 11th, he began publishing the Homeland Security Report (HSR) to less than 50 local law enforcement and first responders as an awareness tool. As an Open Source product, Davis saw this tool as a resource for both awareness and collaboration amongst communities.
Today, it is read worldwide by many thousands of law enforcement, military, security, intelligence and emergency response professionals. The report is published within law enforcement circles and the intelligence community. Anthony M. Davis has published and funded this project on his own time and resources for over eight years. According to Davis, our threats have not diminished just because time has past. We have to keep our folks informed and safe.
Since the founding of the Homeland Security Group, Anthony M. Davis authored the bestselling book, "Terrorism and the Maritime Transportation System". This text is an excellent primer of the Maritime Transportation System, Cargo security and Terrorism issues. According to Davis, this book is consistent with his goals of keeping citizens informed. Autographed copies are available directly from Davis at the Homeland Security Group website.
This book is not limited to just those in law enforcement and response communities; all citizens can benefit from this easy read. Anthony M. Davis has since agreed to share proceeds of this book with the Fisher House homes for wounded Veterans.
Anthony M. Davis is also an internationally published Fine Art Photographer. His work is available for purchase at:
It is through sales of his photographic pieces of art and books that allow him to find new avenues to make a difference. According to Davis, "When it is all said and done, I want to have had impact."
He is now researching his next book on Human Trafficking to inform the public.
