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STAC TRAINING SESSIONS & WEBINARS
- How Education Empowers Survivors of Labor Trafficking – April 2024
- Trauma and Human Trafficking: What You Need to Know (Part 2) – March 2025
- Trauma and Human Trafficking: What You Need to Know (Part 1) – February 2025
- Discover The Thrive Space: A Website for Survivors, by Survivors – January 2025
- Human Trafficking and Immigration: Updates and Trends – November 2024
- Updates and Going Deeper: U.S. Department of Homeland Security Blue Campaign – October 2024
- Economic Empowerment and Financial Management for Human Trafficking Survivors – September 2024
- Human Trafficking Data Collection in Florida and the New BRIGHT Project – August 2024
- Human Trafficking and Exploitation by Illegal Street Gangs – July 2024
- Unveiling Modern Trends in Human Trafficking: From Social Media Grooming to Exploiting Vulnerabilities – June 2024
- Labor Trafficking and Forced Criminality: Understanding the Scope, Trends and Responses – May 2024
- Human Trafficking and Florida’s Schools – March 2024
- Human Trafficking and Rural Communities – February 2024
- Understanding the Link Between Persons with Disabilities and Human Trafficking – January 2024
- Immigration Issues: Services and Relief for Foreign-born Victims of Human Trafficking – November 2023
- Human Trafficking and the African American Community: Myths, Realities, and Taking Action – October 2023
- Florida’s Expungement Laws: Helping Survivors of Human Trafficking – September 2023
- Labor Trafficking: Trends and Case Studies in Florida – August 2023
- From Stonewall to Stonewalled: Recognizing and Addressing LGBTQ+ Barriers in Rural and Urban Human Trafficking Service Models – July 2023
- Building a Human-Centered Community: Empowering Human Trafficking Survivors and Fostering Non-Violence – June 2023
- When Human Trafficking Comes to Work – May 2023
- Connecting the Dots: The Links Between Substance Use and Human Trafficking – April 2023
- Anti-Human Trafficking Work and the Blue Campaign – March 2023
- Human Trafficking and Disabilities: What We Need to Know – February 2023
- The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Persons with Disabilities – January 2023
- Human Trafficking in Indian Country: Understanding, Collaborating, and Responding – January 2023
- Natural Disasters and Human Trafficking: Preparing and Responding – November 2022
- Human Trafficking Juvenile Justice: Statewide and Local Responses – October 2022
- Talking about Human Trafficking: Guidance for Caregivers and Youth – September 2022
- Human Trafficking & Refugees: Realities and Responses – August 2022
- Human Trafficking & Immigration: Rights, Remedies, and Responses – July 2022
- Human Trafficking and Understanding the Dangers of Sextortion – June 2022
- “A Cup of Justice” Restoring Human Trafficking Survivors through Restitution – May 2022
- Human Trafficking and Substance Abuse – April 2022
- Recognizing and Responding to Human Trafficking in the Workplace – March 2022
- Child Labor Trafficking: What We Need to Know – February 2022
- Human Trafficking and the Law: Labor Trafficking – January 2022
- Local Workplaces Taking Action to End Human Trafficking – January 2022
- Supporting Trafficking Survivors: In Collaboration – November 2021
- Imagine Freedom Events: ¿Qué es Trata de Personas – October 2021
- Imagine Freedom Events: It Takes a Village – October 2021
- Imagine Freedom Events: Myths and Realities in the Big Bend – October 2021
- Imagine Freedom Events: Healthcare and Human Trafficking – October 2021
- Florida’s Expungement Laws – Helping Survivors of Human Trafficking – September 2021
- Human Trafficking and Florida Law: Going Deeper – August 2021
- Follow the Money, Find the Traffickers: Human Trafficking and the Financial Sector – July 2021
- Human Trafficking and Gangs Webinar- June 2021
- Human Trafficking Training Related to Internships – June 2021
- Human Trafficking & Healthcare: A Special Focus on Telemedicine – May 2021
- Helping Florida Schools Keep Kids Safe from Human Trafficking – April 2021
- Understanding Human Trafficking Survivor-Centered Approaches – March 2021
- Danger Warning! Social Media and Sex Trafficking Recruitment – February 2021
- Human Trafficking: Working with Our Neighbor: Georgia’s Anti-Trafficking Initiatives – January 2021
- Human Trafficking and the Law: Looking Through a Wider Lens – January 2021
- 4th Annual Gadsden County Human Trafficking Community Forum – Janunary 2021
- Human Trafficking Survivors and the Florida Juvenile Justice System – November 2020
- Advocating to End Human Trafficking: Justice, Equality and Economic Security for All – October 2020
- Local Human Trafficking Task Forces and Coalitions: Promises and Pitfalls – September 2020
- Survivor Teachings: A Process of Healing and Hope – July 2021
- Collaborating to Keep Kids Safe Across Systems and Across the State: A Focus on Human Trafficking and Florida’s Schools – June 2020
- Human Trafficking: Working with Under-Served Populations – May 2020
ADDITIONAL TRAINING SESSIONS
- Fighting Modern Labor and Human Trafficking – ACAMS (Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists) has teamed up with the Liechtenstein Initiative to develop the first of its kind human trafficking certificate. Developed by industry leaders, this free online training aims to raise awareness about the financial footprints left by modern slavery and human trafficking and provides a framework to help mitigate and remedy these risks. Learn more at ACAMS.org
- Imagine Freedom Healthcare and Human Trafficking – Telemedicine has exploded in availability since the onset COVID-19 and, like many innovations from 2020, this one is likely to stay with us. Knowing this, how can today’s world of telemedicine be safe and effective for survivors of human trafficking? What are the issues that healthcare providers need to know when assisting child and adult survivors in person, as well as during telehealth visits? Can providers make sure that confidentiality and safety are maintained, and how can providers build trust and ensure that the healthcare needs of their patients are addressed? What are the providers’ responsibilities regarding children and mandatory reporting? Is insurance available for human trafficking survivors in the ACA/health insurance marketplace? How can service providers, child welfare organizations, and community members support survivors’ physical and mental health needs during the pandemic and afterward? Using both lecture and role play scenarios, these questions and more will be answered during this program. This program will benefit everyone, not only those in healthcare. View the Imagine Freedom Healthcare and Human Trafficking Webinar
- Human Trafficking & Healthcare: A Special Focus on Telemedicine – Telemedicine is accessible now more than ever due to COVID-19 and, like many technology innovations of 2020, this one is here to stay. This program will showcase realistic examples of how providers can recognize human trafficking in the healthcare setting, including telemedicine, and make safe referrals to community service providers. We will cover topics such as confidentiality, safety, building trust to ensure that the healthcare needs of patients are addressed, mandatory reporting, child welfare organizations, and how community members can support survivors’ physical and mental health needs during the pandemic and beyond. This program will benefit everyone, not just those in healthcare. View the Human Trafficking & Healthcare Training Webinar
- Prevent Human Trafficking of Children – The Institute, along with the Florida Center for Interactive Media, developed a training focused on the trafficking of children and youth. The Prevent Human Trafficking training course is 1-hour long and educates learners on basic information on child trafficking, including relevant terminology, the difference between sex and labor trafficking of children, how to identify children at risk of human trafficking, and steps that should be taken to prevent at-risk youth from becoming victims. All learners will receive a certificate at the end of training. Take the 1-Hour Online Training
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