This free, online webinar is open to the public to learn more about labor trafficking.

Description: 

This introductory labor trafficking 101 presentation will provide an overview of labor trafficking of both US citizens and foreign nationals, and discusses barriers to identification and promising practices for serving survivors.

Objectives: 

Participants will be able to:

1)  Define the legal characteristics of human trafficking and the sociological concept of modern slavery

2)  Understand the contours of labor trafficking in Louisiana

3)  Identify cases of labor trafficking

4)  Respond to a variety of case human trafficking cases, utilizing trauma-informed care model and research-based approaches that focus on survivor empowerment

5)  Consider how participants might integrate human trafficking identification and response into their own practice/agency.

Outline of presentation

I)                   labor trafficking definitions

II)                Force, fraud and coercion in LT cases

III)              Diversity of trafficking victims and victimization

IV)             Vulnerabilities that lead to trafficking

V)                Trafficking of foreign nationals

VI)             Trafficking domestically

VII)          barriers to reporting

VIII)        Best practices and suggested questions for identifying trafficking victims

When:

July 16th, 1:00pm- 2:30pm CST

RSVP:

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