Director of Aftercare – Safe House Project
Senior Director of Programs – Safe House Project
As essential service providers, we interact with victims of crime every day. As such, we recognize that things are not always as they initially appear. All too often, signs of the crime of human trafficking go unrecognized as indicators of sexual assault or domestic violence. Without identification from helper professionals, victims of trafficking remain in abusive and exploitative circumstances and without appropriate services. In this presentation, professionals will receive an in-depth understanding of trafficking and be able to differentiate between the crimes of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and trafficking and identify when these crimes overlap.
Objectives
As a result of this webinar, participants will be better able to:
- Articulate the differing forms of trafficking.
- Identify trafficking victims in their particular areas of services.
- Understand the nuanced differences between trafficking and overlapping crimes.
- Meet trafficking survivors with appropriate care and resources regardless of the stage of change the survivor is in at the time.
This content is for Individual – Monthly, Individual – Annual, Individual – Lifetime, Agency – Bronze (1-10 Users), Agency – Silver (11-25 Users), Agency – Gold (26-50 Users), Agency – Platinum (51-500 Users), Lifetime Access – Use of Alternate Light Source/Negative Invert Filters to Improve Visibility of Injuries Under the Skin, and Lifetime Access – Combatting Trafficking As Essential Service Providers members only.
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