Human trafficking is a very real threat in West Muskegon. Muskegon has investigated and charged several cases, including prosecuting its first sex trafficking case in 2017. This seminar will discuss what human trafficking is, how to recognize potential victims, address barriers around reporting and legalities, and share best practices for providing support and restoration to victims and survivors. This presentation will also discuss the role of trauma and the impact it has on victims and survivors in their journey of restoration. This presentation is appropriate for human service professionals, educators, and general community.
Fee is $25 per person and includes Social work CEs. Please be sure to include your social work license number in the registration if requesting CEs. Eventbrite fees will be deducted for any cancellations.
Learning Objectives:
- Define human trafficking and understand the difference forms (sex, labor, supply chain)
- Learn how to identify human trafficking in your personal or professional life
- Understand the role of trauma in the context of human trafficking
- Identify effective strategies for prevention, intervention, support, restoration, and healing
