Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking
Protecting Children. Equipping Professionals. Combating Exploitation.
This training is a comprehensive and vital resource for participants seeking to address the pervasive issue of human (DMS) trafficking. The course serves to educate attendees on the nuanced laws designed to combat human trafficking, with a specific focus on the exploitation of minors. Through a meticulous exploration of language and terminology, participants gain the tools necessary to comprehend the intricacies of human trafficking of minors. The training goes beyond theoretical knowledge by familiarizing participants with the risk factors and vulnerabilities that make youth susceptible to exploitation. Additionally, the course defines Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children/Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (CSEC/DMST) and delves into the profound impact of human trafficking on victims, providing insights on effective ways to work with them. Importantly, the training aims to enhance the ability to identify and assist children at risk and victims of trafficking, contributing to a more proactive and informed approach in combating this grave issue. Participants walk away with a profound understanding, practical skills, and a heightened commitment to addressing and preventing human trafficking.
Why It Matters:
Every child deserves to feel safe, valued, and protected. Yet thousands are exploited every year through trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. By participating in this training, you become part of the solution — equipped to recognize the signs, intervene effectively, and advocate for vulnerable youth.
To Register For This Training:
$100
Training Details
This comprehensive training goes beyond surface-level awareness by equipping participants with the tools they need to combat Minor Sex Trafficking. You’ll learn:
- How to Identify At-Risk Youth: Recognize warning signs and vulnerabilities before exploitation occurs.
- Effective Intervention Strategies: Build skills to support and assist victims in meaningful ways.
- Victim Advocacy: Gain insights into trauma-informed approaches that prioritize healing and dignity.
- Commitment to Prevention: Learn how to contribute to systemic efforts that reduce exploitation and protect communities.
Instructors
Anthony Gay
Director of Curricula Development and Instructor
Marcus Stallworth, LMSW
Director of Learning and Organizational Development and Course Instructor.
Qur-an Webb
Director of Operations and Course Instructor.
