Who do we train and educate?
Locally, Nationally & Internationally
Tailored programming includes:
Internet Safety: how to spot the risks of human trafficking on social media, websites, and other forms of technology
Culture, Society, and Entertainment: how exploitation, violence, and commodification of women are glamorized and normalized; how to be sensitive to derogatory language and images when we talk about human trafficking
Ethical Consumerism: how consumers can use their buying power to promote fair trade goods and ethical fashion
Child Welfare: how human trafficking affects children of all ages and how we can better protect them, especially in child welfare systems and foster care
Just the Facts: clarifying myths and misconceptions, including the difference between smuggling and trafficking, different types of trafficking, who the traffickers are, and who is exploited
Human Trafficking Laws: national and state laws that protect human trafficking victims, current movements and advocacy around new laws
Healthcare: how to spot medical red flags, bruises, branding of victims, coached or inconsistent stories
Law Enforcement: how to spot unnecessary security features, red flags for law enforcement to be aware of when they stop someone or pull someone over
Whether you’d like to schedule a short 10-minute info session or a half-day seminar, we will tailor every presentation to meet the needs of your audience. Click the button below to schedule an educational session with our Manager of Education, Training & Advocacy, Tori Curbelo.
Click here for information on our education program outcomes
Want to get involved in other ways? Contact us to:
- Collaborate on conferences
- Participate in panel events
- Host Alternative Spring Break Service Learning Programs
- Provide keynote speeches