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Human Trafficking Education Survey 2019
These are the results of Radical Empathy’s 1st Annual Survey of Human Trafficking Awareness / Prevention Education Vendors. Organizations fighting human trafficking have helped us with this information, and their involvement have given us a look into the type of communities they serve and the tools they use to teach.
It is our hope that sharing this information improves the results of all anti-human trafficking organizations.

Gamification: Training Techniques that Work
Gamification has been my main learning opportunity and new professional skill since 2010. I went live with my first gamification effort in August 2011 at an educational company and I have worked as a gamification expert for many clients since then. It’s a lot of fun working with teams that are committed and enthusiastic!
I’m so glad to have had the opportunity to apply those techniques to our online course.

My Password Technique – What’s Yours?
Is the beginning of the year a good time to change your passwords? Seems as good as any!
This advice is for everyone. Parents, you definitely want your children to know this, too, for obvious reasons.
Let me try to convince you that you want to have different passwords on different services: If you use the same one on everything, all someone needs to do is get your email and password and they can get into everything. It would be like having your front door key open your bank vault, car, and every other lock you own. That’s not good.

Is “Stranger Danger” Part of the Problem?
Parents, do these four things IMMEDIATELY for any child that can SPEAK. Step One: Arm Them With Language Teach your children the scientific name for their body parts. They need to know there ARE different parts of their body and they need to know how to identify *exactly* where someone touches…

Police use Interactive Virtual Reality Training to Raise Awareness of Human Trafficking
Houston Police Human Trafficking Unit Lieutenant Angela M. Merritt spent a few minutes describing how ONE GENERATION can help open adult minds to this epidemic.

Jeffrey Epstein: A Predator In Plain Sight
Victimizers can look like everyday people. That is something parents and children need to understand.
They hide in plain sight. They could be in your family or be one of your neighbors. It’s ugly, but true. That’s why your children need to be taught how to recognize the signs of trafficking. Not just for themselves, but for others.
You can armor children against this type of evil through prevention education.