Training
An introduction on the Trauma Informed Care model and how your organization can apply it when working with trafficking victims and survivors. The training also includes breaking out into small groups to practice using TIC principles with clients and how using the TIC model can enhance case management and relationship building, as well as client success.
Learn how to create and tailor screening tools and assessments to the population you are working with to better identify trafficking victims and survivors. This training includes a role play with staff of established screening tools and assessments using real life examples. This training also includes what to do after a victim or survivor is identified to ensure their safety, as well as appropriate resource matching.
Learn the unique complexities of human trafficking in the immigrant and refugee populations from experts in the field. This training will include how to combat barriers to service provision such as language, fear of deportation and lack of support locally. This training will also address the legal aspects that international victims and survivors face, such as obtaining documentation, visas and legal rights.
Learn the unique complexities of human trafficking in the immigrant and refugee populations from experts in the field. This training will include how to combat barriers to service provision such as language, fear of deportation and lack of support locally. This training will also address the legal aspects that international victims and survivors face, such as obtaining documentation, visas and legal rights.
In this training, you will learn how to train your own organization and/or community on what human trafficking is, how to identify trafficking and what to do if trafficking is suspected or confirmed. Train the Trainer allows for organizational and community experts to train their peers with unique knowledge of internal and cultural aspects from someone that understands the individuality of each organization and/or community.
I AM LITTLE RED is the brain-child of Linda Cabot, a key funder of I AM JANE DOE. Linda thought the documentary film would be an ideal vehicle to create awareness and dialogue about online child-sex trafficking. However, Linda was concerned that the film would not reach those who truly were in need. The children themselves. I AM LITTLE RED features the insight of 10 survivors of sex-trafficking aged 14-21 from My Life My Choice, who co-wrote the script of the film.
"I AM LITTLE RED is a 10-minute animated short aimed at children most at-risk for sex trafficking (e.g. foster-care, runaway, LBGTQ, homeless, and adopted children), with the goal of prevention and awareness. The film… addresses the four tactics a “wolf” (trafficker/pimp) will typically use to lure a Little Red off their path." (Adapted from the website for I Am Little Red, https://www.50eggs.com/i-am-little-red/)
After a brief introduction of human trafficking and the short film, we use the teaching curriculum of “I Am Little Red” to educate and raise awareness about child human trafficking. The curriculum was created by the film makers and features a discussion around the short film, as well as a question and answer session about the film and human trafficking. The presentation also allows for reflection time by the audience and room for general questions. The presentation and film is geared for a middle school and/or high school audience.
Contact us about tailoring a training to meet your specific organizational needs and/or audience. All of our trainings are offered at no cost but to defray the costs of the training, we encourage and gladly accept all supportive, monetary donations.