The facilitator will present research findings on the nexus between sex trafficking of males, substance abuse and HIV risk, followed by strategic recommendations to act on the research presented. The event concludes with a Q&A session. RSVP Here This educational event is brought to the community by— Bob's House of Hope, a provider of equine […]
Thousands of steps chart a survivor's path to freedom: meeting with a case manager for the first time, filling out an apartment application, finding a ride to therapy, making a friend at support group, and so many more. Our vital programs ensure trafficking survivors have a reliable and trained guide on their journey. On Giving […]
Please join us for our annual Doctors for Change Anti-Human Trafficking Committee Forum, held via GoToWebinar on January 31st, 2022 from 6:00PM-7:30PM CST. This year, DFC will be hosting a […]
The Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice cordially invites you to a virtual discussion on January 31, 2022, on effective strategies for detecting, investigating, and prosecuting forced […]
Join YMCA International Trafficking Persons Assistance Program and community partners to learn more about what services are offered to Houston area victims. Register here: https://ymcahouston.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Sz5-m0odRqiygv_Oxv9zKw
How can you leverage your company's stakeholders and resources in a way that combats human trafficking and positively impacts the community in which you thrive? We all have a role […]
Join us on January 25th for a virtual roundtable discussion of the importance of accountability for buyers in the commercial sex market! For this virtual event, we will feature organizations and law enforcement agencies who have been at the forefront of the buyer accountability movement, and share a social media toolkit for individuals and organizations […]
We'll discuss the historical context of exploitation of indigenous people, what exploitation looks like today, and institutionalized racism that causes vulnerability to trafficking. We'll conclude with a discussion of how we can advocate for indigenous communities. RSVP Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYocOmqrDMuE9xGrnRT-SSmAr_GvMyZZQpd
PATH Collaborative recognizes that healthcare providers are advocates. Together we can do more do more to identify and support victims of human trafficking. This virtual training is approved by the State of Texas Health and Human Services for Health Care Practitioners and fulfills HB 2059 requirements. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAldu6przMvG9cRJW6VAIi9zr5c1D064P4U
In this training, we'll examine the historical context of labor exploitation and human trafficking within the Asian community in America. Then we'll move into how societal structures and cultural norms affect trafficking for these communities. We'll end sharing resources on how to create equity and safety. RSVP Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYqf-GvpzoqH9Fn3yCrH4vgewV8mScdcjjN
Working with Foreign National Survivors can be extra challenging. Learn how to better serve our victims of trafficking who are foreign nationals, and the resources that are available to them. At this virtual training, you will gain a better understanding of the limitations these clients face and how you can serve them if you ever […]
Foreign National victims of trafficking in the U.S. disproportionately come from Central and South America. This presentation will look at data to illustrate how these communities are impacted by trafficking. We'll also explore factors within US institutions and cultural norms that can facilitate trafficking. Finally, we'll share ways to create more equity for marginalized communities. […]
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