Schedule a Tailored Presentation

We’ve reached more than 20,000 people over the span of 450 education activities and training events. Participants come away with an increased awareness of this issue globally and locally and a better understanding of what they can do to confront human trafficking in their communities.

Who do we train and educate?

• Healthcare professionals

• Social workers

• Law enforcement

• Mental health professionals

• Students

• Teachers and faculty

• Counselors

• Parents and caregivers

We offer in-person education in the New York City metropolitan area, as well as online nationally and internationally.

Choose from our tailored programs:

• Human Trafficking 101: This introductory course defines human trafficking, how it happens and what it looks like. 

• Internet Safety: How to spot the red flags of human trafficking on social media, websites and other forms of technology

• Culture, Society and Entertainment: How exploitation, violence and commodification of women are glamorized and normalized; how to be sensitive to derogatory language and images when we talk about human trafficking

• Ethical Consumerism: How consumers can use their buying power to promote Fair Trade goods and ethical fashion

• Child Welfare: How human trafficking affects children of all ages and how we can better protect them, especially in child welfare systems and foster care

• Just the Facts: Clarifying myths and misconceptions, including the difference between smuggling and trafficking, different types of trafficking, who the traffickers are and who is exploited

• Human Trafficking Laws: National and state laws that protect human trafficking victims, current movements and advocacy around new laws

• Healthcare: How to spot the physical red flags of trafficking: bruises, branding of victims, coached or inconsistent stories and more

• Law Enforcement: How to identify the red flags of trafficking when law enforcement stops someone or pulls someone over

• Human Trafficking and Disabilities: Preventing and identification of trafficking of individuals with disabilities

• Human Trafficking and College Campuses: Examines how human trafficking happens on college campuses and how students can protect themselves

Whether you’d like to schedule a short 10-minute information session or a half-day seminar, we’ll tailor every presentation to meet the needs of your audience. Schedule your educational session with our director of education today!