Anti-Human Trafficking Training
We are proud to be able to provide free lunch & learns to local businesses/individuals.
This program provides participants with the knowledge and skills to identify, prevent, and respond to human trafficking in their communities. The program covers the definitions, types, and indicators of human trafficking, as well as the legal and human rights frameworks to protect and assist victims. The program also equips participants with the tools and resources to report suspected cases of human trafficking, and to refer victims to appropriate services and support. The program uses SOAR framework, which stands for Stop, Observe, Ask, and Respond, to guide participants through a trauma-informed and victim-centered approach to human trafficking.
To schedule a free lunch & learn for your business please contact us directly.
To donate to our Education Initiative- please visit the Donate page.
This program provides participants with the knowledge and skills to identify, prevent, and respond to human trafficking in their communities. The program covers the definitions, types, and indicators of human trafficking, as well as the legal and human rights frameworks to protect and assist victims. The program also equips participants with the tools and resources to report suspected cases of human trafficking, and to refer victims to appropriate services and support. The program uses SOAR framework, which stands for Stop, Observe, Ask, and Respond, to guide participants through a trauma-informed and victim-centered approach to human trafficking.
To schedule a free lunch & learn for your business please contact us directly.
To donate to our Education Initiative- please visit the Donate page.
Myth vs. Fact
South Carolina 2023 Statistics
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Contributing Factors
Pornography Fuels the objectification of women and ultimately a desire to pay for a real experience |
Latinos
The Latino community is among one of the largest groups targeted by human trafficking. While there have been 25 different types of human trafficking identified, the two largest to plague the Latino community is that of Agriculture and Sex work.
Trafficking rings exist solely to lure victims and trap them in a vicious cycle. These rings send out recruiters to Mexico and other countries to lure individuals on false promises of employment within the U.S.
Contrary to popular belief, many of the individuals brought into the U.S. had obtained the proper identification forms and visas to allow them to work in the United States.
Traffickers confiscate the paperwork of these individuals and threaten them with deportation, death, or even harm to their families if the individual does not do what the trafficker wants. Oftentimes, these victims will work long hours, with little to no break times- and have to surrender their paycheck to their trafficker.
With no one to advocate for them, and often times having a language barrier, these victims are stuck in a constant cycle.
Trafficking rings exist solely to lure victims and trap them in a vicious cycle. These rings send out recruiters to Mexico and other countries to lure individuals on false promises of employment within the U.S.
Contrary to popular belief, many of the individuals brought into the U.S. had obtained the proper identification forms and visas to allow them to work in the United States.
Traffickers confiscate the paperwork of these individuals and threaten them with deportation, death, or even harm to their families if the individual does not do what the trafficker wants. Oftentimes, these victims will work long hours, with little to no break times- and have to surrender their paycheck to their trafficker.
With no one to advocate for them, and often times having a language barrier, these victims are stuck in a constant cycle.
