Anti-Trafficking Education

This is a “catch-all” category for any type of anti-trafficking education.

Includes other categories such as Online Courses, Online Resources, and Online Course Reviews.

This gives you a broader idea of the types of education material available.

If it covers trafficking, it’s here.

Human Trafficking Prevention Training Designed For Today’s Online Learners
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Human Trafficking Prevention Training Designed For Today’s Online Learners

ByBilly Joe Cain

Everyone Can Learn To Recognize And Respond To Human Trafficking, Even On Their Smartphone’s Web Browser, Five Minutes At A Time

Do you know about the dangers of meeting a stranger online? Can you recognize an unhealthy relationship? Can you spot red flags that might indicate trafficking? PBJ Learning wants everyone to know those answers with confidence.

Grant will provide housing for human trafficking survivors
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Grant will provide housing for human trafficking survivors

ByEyes on Trafficking News

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Officials say a housing assistance program for survivors of human trafficking will be developed in New Hampshire with a federal grant, making it the first transitional housing of its kind in the state. The Concord Monitor reports that a $600,000 grant will be used to sign a lease on a building…

SPECIAL REPORT 12/11/2021: Ghislaine Week 2 Trial Breakdown
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SPECIAL REPORT 12/11/2021: Ghislaine Week 2 Trial Breakdown

ByEyes on Trafficking News

This “Human Trafficking Hater” video (SPECIAL REPORT 12/11/2021: Ghislaine Week 2 Trial Breakdown) is presented with permission from the Human Trafficking Hater YouTube Channel. Dr. David Deeds (co-founder and education director of PBJ Learning) creates these videos to educate people about trafficking through stories and pointing viewers toward research.

Paxton Joins Multi-State Effort to Stop Amendments that Benefit Sex Traffickers
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Paxton Joins Multi-State Effort to Stop Amendments that Benefit Sex Traffickers

ByEyes on Trafficking News

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton joined a multi-state letter with other attorneys general objecting to the American Law Institute (ALI) proposed amendments to the Model Penal Code (MPC). If adopted, the amendments  would negatively affect human trafficking victims by reducing legal protections and reducing criminal liability for human traffickers. The amendments would also increase the risk that those purchasing sex or profiting from it could escape responsibility for their role in sex trafficking. In addition, ALI’s proposed amendments would remove sex offender registration requirements – which are intended to protect the public and especially children – from several felonies: sex…

Countries Unite to Tackle Smuggling of Migrants in South Eastern Europe
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Countries Unite to Tackle Smuggling of Migrants in South Eastern Europe

ByEyes on Trafficking News

Skopje, (North Macedonia) 9-10 December 2021 – Crimes that cross borders can only be stopped through cross border cooperation. This was the main message of the Regional Expert Group Meeting on countering migrant smuggling in Skopje, North Macedonia. The event, which was organised by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the…

Migrant Smuggling on the United Nations Intergovernmental Agenda
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Migrant Smuggling on the United Nations Intergovernmental Agenda

ByEyes on Trafficking News

Vienna (Austria) 8 December 2021 – The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ), the United Nations’ main policymaking body on crime prevention and criminal justice, held its annual thematic discussion on 8 December 2021.

Why we fear the young are at risk of exploitation
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Why we fear the young are at risk of exploitation

ByEyes on Trafficking News

The Covid-19 recovery continues. Unemployment keeps falling, employment keeps rising and vacancies have hit record highs. Wages are actually rising for employees within hospitality, food processing, warehousing and lorry driving. This applies even for one of the groups hit hardest by the pandemic: young people (aged 16 to 24).

First Person: ‘Trafficking is a crime that can happen in front of our eyes’
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First Person: ‘Trafficking is a crime that can happen in front of our eyes’

ByEyes on Trafficking News

This feature has been edited for clarity and length. Mr. Chatzis was talking to Melissa Fleming, the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications. You can hear the full interview on the UN podcast, Awake at Night.