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Human Trafficking: Awareness, Assessment and Response
Posted by Joel Krauss
for College of Health and Human Services
Social work practitioners must be able to effectively identify, assess and intervene in cases of suspected human trafficking. This training will give social workers the information they need to do so.
In this training, we will discuss:
- The scope of labor and sex human trafficking in the state, in the county and across the globe.
- Assessment strategies and ways to introduce intervention resources to those at risk of being trafficked.
- Policies and practices that might make Michigan a target of traffickers.
- The role of Social Work in designing and advocating for human rights policies.
- Intersectional identity, historical trauma and other concerns regarding trafficking of historically marginalized groups.
1 social work SCECH - Approval MICEC #0060
Presenters:
- Jennifer Klauth, LMSW-Macro
Manager of Recruitment and Outreach at WMU School of Social Work - Rosemary Andrews, LMSW-Clinical
Counselor, WMU Counseling Center
Friday, June 3, 2022
12 to 1:15 p.m.
$15.00
(Free to MDHHS and private agency child welfare workers)
Danielle Hughes