Human Trafficking for Medical and Helping Professionals
- Definition:
- Be able to name the 3 elements that define trafficking from other forms of exploitation
- Be able to define the main element that separates the legal requirement for minor sex trafficking vs adult sex trafficking
- Understanding the Dynamics of Human Trafficking:
- Be able to identify different types and venues of human trafficking in the US
- Be able to identify if there are more labor or sex trafficking victims, globally
- Be able to identify who is most likely to be labor trafficked in the US
- Be able to identify who is most likely to be sex trafficked in the US
- Recognize the Warning Signs of Trafficking:
- Be able to name at least two housing signs of a trafficking situation
- Be able to define debt bondage
- Be able to identify at least two indicators of someone being sex trafficked
- Be able to identify at least two risk factors for minors being trafficked
- Response:
- Be able to identify at least one barrier to a victim receiving help
- Be able to identify when trafficking falls under the mandated reporting statute in Michigan
- Be able to name at least one appropriate behavior to be used in speaking with a victim/survivor
- Be able to identify at least one resource one can use to assist in a trafficking situation
