Sexual exploitation has risen during the pandemic. Are you prepared to identify, screen, report, and serve survivors of exploitation?
About this event
Survivors of commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) are often unidentified by service providers, and not offered robust community services. Join Washington Trafficking Prevention for two interactive half-day trainings to learn skills to engage and support survivors of exploitation.
Attendees will become certified to use Washington Trafficking Prevention's screening tool, and receive a certificate of completion. *
Schedule:
November 3rd from 10-12PM PST
Overview of commercial sexual exploitation and who is impacted most
Types of exploitation from a lens of intersectionality
Grooming into exploitation
Identifying and reporting exploitation
Survivor-centered screening for exploitation and how to create safety for survivors during screening
November 4th from 10-12PM PST
Survivor-centered intake
CSE safety planning
Needs assessments and advocacy
Building trust and increasing engagement
Case management skills
Support group tips
Self-care for services providers
This training is designed for professionals serving in the following fields/professions:
Mental Health
Social Work
Chemical Dependency
Housing
Advocacy
Case Management
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Housing specialists
Resource navigators
*To become certified, attendees must attend both sessions and complete a post-attendee assessment.