Interested in learning more?
Check out the following:
International Resources
openDemocracy: Beyond Slavery
https://www.opendemocracy.net/beyondslavery
Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW)
Anti-Trafficking Review (ATR)
http://www.antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/atrjournal
National Resources
Polaris Project
Human Traffcking Pro Bono Legal Center
Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking, Los Angeles (CAST LA ): Training and Resources
http://www.castla.org/training
Shared Hope International
https://sharedhope.org/resources/
Regional Coalitions in Indiana
Anti- Trafficking Network of Northeast Indiana
https://www.antitraffickingnetwork.com/
Human Trafficking Tools:
HT Power & Control Wheel (Polaris Project)
Marion County Outreach Tool Kit
Human Trafficking Stakeholder Spreadsheet
Human Trafficking Red Flags
IPATH Taskforce Contact Info
Archived Webinars
Human Trafficking in Indiana: Considerations for Survivor Centered Response and Referrals in a Healthcare Setting
Date: November 5, 2109
Presenter: Lorie Hardie, MSN, RN-BC, CHSE and Kate Kimmer, MPA
Recorded Webinar: For beginner audience. Click Here
Pre-Test: Click Here
Post Test: Click Here
Handout: Click Here
HT Power & Control Wheel: Click Here
Meeting Them Where They’re At: Working with Survivors of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking
Date: October 29, 2019
Presenters: Hannah Verdin, LCSW and Kate Kimmer, MPA
About this webinar: While sex trafficking has existed as long as humanity has, its relevance has grown in the past few years in the public conscious. Survivors of domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST) require resiliency survival skills that have been negatively labeled as manipulative, anti-social, and/or defiant, rather than creative, perceptive, and/or determined. Adapting to and compromising with value and behavior expectations of families and group homes is very challenging, let alone grappling with and processing the trauma experienced before, during, and after a trafficking experience. There is a desperate need for understanding of how to support survivors of DMST and help them in these changes and challenges. This workshop hopes to encourage and empower those affiliated with foster and group homes that working with survivors of DMST can be rewarding when utilizing a trauma-informed, healing-focused approach.
Recorded Webinar: For intermediate audience. Click here.
Un Enfoque Centrado en el Sobreviviente de Trata Laboral en Indiana
Date: October 29, 2019
Presenters: Emma Hughes, JD and Laura Donatelli Bow
About this webinar: El Comite de Trata Laboral de IPATH ha creado una capacitacion centrada en el sobreviviente para contextualizar el estandar federal de personas razonables para el trabajo forzado y la trata laboral. Se utilizan ejemplos para dar vida a patrones de hechos comunes, crear conciencia sobre los problemas de la trata de personas en el estado de Indiana y mas alla, y ayudar a equipar respuestas holisticas y mutidisciplinarias que detecten, prevengan y procesen los casos de trata laboral en Indiana de manera mas efectiva y empoderan y apoyen los sobrevivientes.
Recorded Webinar: For beginner audience. Click here.
A Survivor Centered Approach to Labor Trafficking in Indiana
Date: October 21, 2019
Presenters: Emma Hughes, JD and Kate Kimmer, MPA
About this webinar: The IPATH Taskforce Labor Trafficking Committee has a created a survivor-centered training to contextualize the federal reasonable person standard for forced labor and labor trafficking. Case examples are utilized to bring common fact patterns to life, raise awareness of the issue of labor trafficking in the state of Indiana and beyond, and help equip holistic, multidisciplinary responses that will more effectively detect, prevent, and prosecute labor trafficking in Indiana and empower and support survivors.
Coming soon!
Trafficking in the LGBTQ+ Community: Identifying Needs and Addressing Challenges in Service Provision
Date: October 21, 2019
Presenters: K.D. Roche and Morgan Donatelli Bow
Recorded Webinar: For beginner audience. Click here.
Human Trafficking in Indiana: Survivor-Centered Response, Victim Advocacy, and Referral
Date: March 29, 2018
Presenter: Kate Kimmer
Recorded Webinar: For beginner audience. Click Here
Handout: Click here