Resources

SOAR Online (en Español) - National Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance Center

SOAR Online is a new series of CE/CME training modules that you can complete whenever, wherever you like. Each module discusses the SOAR framework and how to apply it where you work to identify individuals who are at risk

HHS Health and Human Trafficking Symposium

Video recordings of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Health and Human Trafficking Symposium, held November 28–29, 2018. The recordings include opening and closing remarks and panel discussions from the 1.5-day event. The symposium addressed current and

Voice of Nursing Leadership: Nurse Leaders Play Key Role in Battling Human Trafficking

“Voice of Nursing Leadership: Nurse Leaders Play Key Role in Battling Human Trafficking,” American Organization of Nurse Executives, September 2018.

Futures Without Violence Webinar: IPV/Human Trafficking and Substance Abuse and Treatment, with a lens on Behavioral Health, Substance Abuse Programs and DV Agencies

This webinar is part of a four-part webinar series aims to foster partnerships community health centers and domestic violence programs participating in Project Catalyst and to promote the safety, health, and healing for survivors of IPV and Human Trafficking seeking services in either community

PreventConnect Webinar: Public Health Approach to Preventing Human Trafficking

This web conference will explore the problematic nature of human trafficking in our communities through the public health lens and how it is linked to sexual violence and domestic violence. A recently published book, Human Trafficking Is a Public Health Issue:

Legal Aspects of Human Trafficking for Health Care Professionals

Co-hosted by HEAL Trafficking and the American Hospital Association, this webinar provides insights on legal aspects and resources available to human trafficking victims. Hospitals and health systems are often a trusted partner to victims of human trafficking. Legal experts highlight

U.S. HHS - Human Trafficking Leadership Academy: Recommendations for Services to Survivors with Substance Use Disorders

A team of fellows—survivor leaders and ally professionals—developed recommendations on how to improve service provision to survivors of human trafficking who are struggling with co-occurring disorders. The HTLA fellowship is funded by the Office on Trafficking in Persons and the Office

Institute on Healthcare and Human Trafficking

The Institute on Healthcare and Human Trafficking’s mission is to improve the lives of children and families affected by human trafficking by increasing and enhancing behavioral health and medical care through research, training and education. It acts as a central resource for

King's College London: PROTECT – Provider Responses, Treatment, and Care for Trafficked People

Assessment of Survivor Outcomes Validation Study - International Justice Mission

"Assessment of Survivor Outcomes (ASO) Tool," International Justice Mission, July 2018.