Business & Civic Presentations

Course Description:

Human Trafficking 101 is designed to educate and empower the community to recognize, prevent, and respond to the threat of human trafficking and exploitation. This course provides essential knowledge about the realities of human trafficking, the tactics used by traffickers, and the critical role they play in safeguarding themselves and others.

Course Objectives:

• Understanding Human Trafficking: Gain a comprehensive understanding of what human trafficking is, its various forms, and how it impacts victims and communities.
• Recognizing Signs: Learn to identify the warning signs and behaviors that may indicate a child is being groomed or targeted by traffickers.
• Prevention Strategies: Explore effective strategies for preventing trafficking, including creating safe environments, fostering open communication, and building awareness within the community.
• Resources and Support: Discover the resources and support systems available for victims and their families, and learn how to effectively utilize them.
• Advocacy and Action: Understand how to advocate for stronger anti-trafficking measures and engage in community efforts to combat trafficking.

90 mins

Goals and topics:

• Open and support continuing conversations about healthy relationships, accurate information and red flags
• Helping adults to aid children in developing critical skills such as empathy, critical thinking, problem-solving, rejection skills, reaching out for help
• How to report
• Being a trusted adult
• Being an upstander

45-80 min.

Course Overview: This comprehensive course is designed to equip hospitality industry professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to identify, prevent, and respond to human trafficking within their establishments. With a focus on practical applications and real-life scenarios, this course emphasizes the critical role that the hospitality industry plays in combating human trafficking.

Course Objectives:

• Understanding Human Trafficking: Gain a clear understanding of what human trafficking is, including its various forms, such as labor trafficking and sex trafficking, and how it affects individuals and communities.
• Recognizing Indicators: Learn to identify the common signs and behaviors that may indicate human trafficking activities within hotels, motels, and other hospitality venues.
• Prevention Strategies: Explore effective strategies to prevent human trafficking, including policies, protocols, and best practices for hospitality staff.
• Response Protocols: Develop skills to respond appropriately to suspected trafficking situations, including how to report incidents, collaborate with law enforcement, and provide support to potential victims.
• Legal and Ethical Considerations: Understand the legal obligations and ethical considerations for hospitality professionals in the fight against human trafficking.

2 -3 hours

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45 mins.