Speaker's Bureau Application

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What public speaking experience do you have? Are you a teacher or professor? Do you present for your job? Do you have any related education, certificates, or training?

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(Optional) Please link any videos of presentations you've done in the past.

What other trainings are you interested in presenting for?

Fighting HT for Healthcare Providers

Fighting HT for Social Service Providers

Fighting HT for Educators & School Officials

How HT Impacts African American Communities

How HT Impacts Hispanic/Latinx Communities

How HT Impacts Asian Communities

How HT Impacts LGBTQIA+ Communities

Agreements

All Speaker's Bureau Volunteers must agree to the Speaker's Bureau Code of Conduct and the Speaker's Bureau Hardware Agreement. You can read these documents on the Speaker's Bureau Hub webpage. For your records, they will also be emailed to you after submitting this form.

Speakers’ Bureau Hub

Speakers’ Bureau Requirements

1. Apply to Join Speaker’s Bureau

Apply for Speaker's Bureau

2. Attend Speaker’s Bureau Orientation

Check this page for updates on the next Speaker’s Bureau Orientation

3. Shadow 1-2 Presentations In-Person

4. Read Important Research:

- International Labor Organizations 2022 Report
- International Labor Organization’s 2017 Report (Ok to skim)
- 2021 TIP Report (Ok to skim)
- 2020 Hotline Statistics

5. Watch/read through stories referenced in the training:

6. Listen to Survivors’ Stories

Optional Reading

Peruse HEAL Trafficking to review research and resources
Watch Rebecca Bender’s Trafficking Truths Myth Buster Campaign
Read through Polaris Project’s reports
Listen to podcasts

Learn about our partners
Watch recordings of previous presentations

Million victims of forced labor/sex globally*

Victims in Texas*

Reported trafficking cases in US*

dollars are exploited from victims of labor trafficking in Texas.

billion dollars in costs to the state of Texas from minor and youth sex trafficking

TO REPORT A TIP NATIONALLY

CONTACT THE NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESOURCE CENTER HOTLINE: 1-888-373-7888

Trained human trafficking call-takers are available to take your call regarding a human trafficking situation or if you are interested in learning more about the issue of human trafficking. The hotline is toll-free and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Interpretative services are also available for non-English speaking callers. All callers may remain anonymous if necessary.

Request a Speaker

From large conferences to college classes to small youth groups, we have a training to fit your group. Your team will leave understanding what human trafficking is and how they can help fight it.

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