This Anti-Human Trafficking Training was developed by Covenant House Vancouver and Ally for those who work with young people, who may be experiencing exploitation. This training will share the basics of human trafficking in Canada and provide practical guidance to apply your skills to youth impacted by this crime. Through the training you will learn what human trafficking looks like and how to respond effectively as a team.
Information about Covenant House Vancouver can be found here.
If you or your community need a downloadable version of this training, please contact Ally at info@ally.org.
If you haven't already registered for this training, please do so here.
The training is:
Trauma-Informed
Free
Accessible
Youth-Focused
Lower-Mainland Focused
Survivor-Informed
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Modules 1-9
Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls
What is Human Trafficking?
Online Exploitation
Choice, Circumstance, Coercion
Age of Consent
Consent
What Human Trafficking Looks Like
Who is Targeted in Human Trafficking
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Modules 10-18
Barriers to Accessing Support
Anti-Trafficking Approach
Service Model
Prevention
Support Principles
Trauma Informed Practice
Stages of Change Model for Understanding Trafficking
Cycle of Exploitation (Recruitment)
Responding to Youth Recruitment
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Modules 19-29
Your Wellness
Youth Safety Planning
Opening Up an Anti-Trafficking Conversation
Seeking Justice
Justice for Online Exploitation
Support Needs
Bringing It All Together Process (General)
Bringing It All Together Process (Minors)
Questions
Bringing It All Together Example
Self-Care
Prepare to support survivors with practical tools, strategies, and resources.
Responding to Exploitation
Understand the impact of your approach for survivors.
Anti-Trafficking Approach
Identify what trafficking is and what it looks like in the Canadian landscape.
Human Trafficking
in Canada
Modules & Topics Discussed
The training is approximately 90 minutes.
It’s recommended to take the training in 30min intervals as outlined below.
Identify what trafficking is and what it looks like in the Canadian landscape.
Human Trafficking
in Canada
- Responding to Exploitation for
Allied Services - Murdered and Missing Indigenous
Women and Girls - What is Human Trafficking?
- Online Exploitation
- Choice, Circumstance, Coercion
- Age of Consent
- Consent
- What Human Trafficking Looks Like
- Who is Targeted in Human Trafficking
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Barriers to Accessing Support
Anti-Trafficking Approach
Service Model
Prevention
Support Principles
Trauma Informed Practice
Stages of Change Model for Understanding Trafficking
Cycle of Exploitation (Recruitment)
Responding to Youth Recruitment
Prepare to support survivors with practical tools, strategies, and resources.
Responding to Exploitation
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Your Wellness
Youth Safety Planning
Opening Up an Anti-Trafficking Conversation
Seeking Justice
Justice for Online Exploitation
Support Needs
Bringing It All Together Process (General)
Bringing It All Together Process (Minors)
Questions
Bringing It All Together Example
Self-Care