Excerpted from CommonSpirit Health’s website: “Many types of violence, including human trafficking, are more prevalent in the U.S. and throughout the world than many realize. Health care providers are often on the front lines – responsible for assessing at-risk patients,

Can you recognize the signs of human trafficking? People who have experienced trafficking often seek medical care and services. Know the signs and find help. Office of Trafficking in Persons, a subset of the Administration for Children and Families, has resources

Amato, Valerie, “Hidden in Plain Sight,” EMS World, April 2019.

Education and informational resources for Emergency Healthcare Providers, including three teaching cases. Site sponsored by: Mount Sinai Emergency Medical Department, American Osler Society, American Medical Student Association, and Brown Medical School.

Rescue and Restore, a subset of the Administration for Children and Families, has some resources for health care workers, including awareness raising posters, screening questions, and a power point presentation.

As a result of conflict, poverty, and other complex social, cultural, and political factors, the world today is facing greater rates of urban displacement and larger numbers of urban migrants than ever before. This increase of dislocation driven by humanitarian