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The latest from HEAL
HEAL Trafficking Submits Information for the 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report
Submission of HEAL Trafficking's written testimony - H.R. 7224
HEAL Public Service Announcement (PSA) in Ukrainian, co-created by Charlee Borg and sponsored by International Organization For Migration (IOM)
An Annotated Bibliography on Human Trafficking for the Mental Health Clinician
Customizable Human Trafficking Self-Assessment Educational Brochure for Patients *Available in 20 Languages!*
Labor Trafficking Educational Video
Human Trafficking in the ED - What you need to know
CommonSpirit Health's Resources for Providers
Media and Technology Committee
Recommendations for Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care (TVIC) Physical Examinations for Patients
Human Trafficking in the Emergency Department: Improving Our Response to a Vulnerable Population
HEAL Trafficking and Hope for Justice’s Protocol Toolkit
HEAL and The Rights Lab Research Webinar
Journal Article Co-authored by HEAL: Identification of Domestically Sex Trafficked Persons in Social Service Settings in Canada: A Qualitative Study
Journal Article Co-authored by HEAL: Understanding Health Care Utilization and Occupational Exposures of Labor-Trafficked People
Health
HEAL Trafficking brings together physicians, practice clinicians, nurses, dentists, psychologists, counselors, health workers, health educators, researchers, social workers, administrators, and other professionals who work with and advocate for survivors of human trafficking.
Education
The HEAL Education and Training Committee focuses on educating health care providers about trafficking and making relevant, evidenced-based training resources more accessible.
Advocacy
The HEAL Advocacy Committee advances the field of trafficking and health care by affecting public policy at local, regional, national, and international levels.
Linkage
The fight against trafficking benefits from the multi-pronged efforts of non-profit organizations, government divisions, and academic centers. Together, they form linkages that connect and strengthen the HEAL network and anti-trafficking efforts around the world.
HEAL
We are a united group of multidisciplinary professionals dedicated to ending human trafficking and supporting its survivors, from a health perspective.
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