Lesson 5 Learning Objectives Describe challenges that arise when working to end human trafficking. Recognize the role of key organizations and agencies. Lesson 5 Key Points There are many great people and organizations working on ending human trafficking—thousands even—all engaged in many types of efforts. Types of efforts active to end human trafficking include Public awareness and education Policy development …
Lesson 4 Summary and key points
Lesson 4 Learning Objectives Recognize red flags that may indicate human trafficking. Describe how to report suspected human trafficking. Lesson 4 Key Points Because of the many facets of human trafficking cases, understanding why an indicator, or sign, might connect to human trafficking is absolutely critical. This will help you to ask the right questions, notice important details, and respond …
Lesson 3 Summary and key points
Lesson 3 Learning Objectives Identify vulnerable populations and risk factors. Recognize the role of key organizations and agencies. Describe challenges that arise when working to end human trafficking. Lesson 3 Key Points Human trafficking happens everywhere and has no geographic borders; YET, at the same time, certain factors can lead to geographic trends in the prevalence of human trafficking The …
Lesson 2 Summary and key points
Lesson 2 Learning Objectives Distinguish common myths from facts. Identify vulnerable populations and risk factors. Define key factors that are behind trafficking behaviors. Compare and contrast local and global issues. Lesson 2 Key Points Human trafficking is often a result of compounding vulnerabilities, which can include: abuse, trauma, neglect, poverty, violence, family breakdown, homelessness, disability. Traffickers exploit vulnerabilities that many …
Lesson 1 Summary and key points
Lesson 1 Learning Objectives Define human trafficking. Distinguish common myths from facts. Lesson 1 Key Points A combination of key accepted definitions for human trafficking is: The sale of human beings for purposes of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services, or organ trafficking. Human trafficking is a pervasive crime that profits billions of dollars by exploiting millions of people. Having …
Lesson 5 Summary and key points
Lesson 5 Learning Objectives Describe challenges that arise when working to end human trafficking. Recognize the role of key organizations and agencies. Lesson 5 Key Points There are many great people and organizations working on ending human trafficking—thousands even—all engaged in many types of efforts. Types of efforts active to end human trafficking include Public awareness and education Policy development …
Lesson 4 Summary and key points
Lesson 4 Learning Objectives Recognize red flags that may indicate human trafficking. Describe how to report suspected human trafficking. Lesson 4 Key Points Because of the many facets of human trafficking cases, understanding why an indicator, or sign, might connect to human trafficking is absolutely critical. This will help you to ask the right questions, notice important details, and respond …
Lesson 3 Summary and key points
Lesson 3 Learning Objectives Identify vulnerable populations and risk factors. Recognize the role of key organizations and agencies. Describe challenges that arise when working to end human trafficking. Lesson 3 Key Points Human trafficking happens everywhere and has no geographic borders; YET, at the same time, certain factors can lead to geographic trends in the prevalence of human trafficking The …
Lesson 2 Summary and key points
Lesson 2 Learning Objectives Distinguish common myths from facts. Identify vulnerable populations and risk factors. Define key factors that are behind trafficking behaviors. Compare and contrast local and global issues. Lesson 2 Key Points Human trafficking is often a result of compounding vulnerabilities, which can include: abuse, trauma, neglect, poverty, violence, family breakdown, homelessness, disability. Traffickers exploit vulnerabilities that many …
Lesson 1 Summary and key points
Lesson 1 Learning Objectives Define human trafficking. Distinguish common myths from facts. Lesson 1 Key Points A combination of key accepted definitions for human trafficking is: The sale of human beings for purposes of sexual exploitation, forced labor or services, or organ trafficking. Human trafficking is a pervasive crime that profits billions of dollars by exploiting millions of people. Having …