Webinars
Select from a variety of webinars, produced by HEAL Trafficking as well as other partner organizations, on a wide range of topics relating to the health care response to human trafficking.
HEAL and The Rights Lab Research Webinar
Providing high quality, effective health care services for Survivors of human trafficking is a priority – but how do we know what is effective and meets Survivor needs? In this webinar, we explore with three research teams how they have
HEAL Public Service Announcement (PSA) in Ukrainian, co-created by Charlee Borg and sponsored by International Organization For Migration (IOM)
Watch this Public Service Announcement (PSA) in Ukrainian, co-created by HEAL Trafficking and Charlee Borg and sponsored by International Organization For Migration (IOM), aimed at protecting refugees from Ukraine from exploitation. Also check out these helpful human trafficking resources (available
HEAL Research Webinar: Outcomes for Human Trafficking Survivors (OHTS) Instrument
We discussed “Outcomes for Human Trafficking Survivors (OHTS) Instrument” with Dr. Stacey Cutbush and Samantha Charm from RTI International’s Division of Applied Justice Research. This presentation described the development and testing of a tool to measure service outcomes for human
HEAL Direct Services Webinar: The 21st Century Cures Act - Open Notes and Privacy for Human Trafficking Survivors
Panelists discuss the 21st Century Cures Act and its requirement that patients have immediate access to their medical record. The webinar discusses some of the potential safety challenges that this might present to trafficked individuals as well as possible IT
HEAL Advocacy Webinar: Mandatory Reporting of Human Trafficking
This webinar explored a topic of increasing concern to health care professionals, lawyers, and other advocates. In recent years, increasing numbers of states have been amending their laws to require reporting of human trafficking, especially of children. These laws usually
HEAL Research Webinar: Queering the Support for Trafficked Persons - LGBTQ Communities and Human Trafficking in the Heartland
We discussed “Queering the Support for Trafficked Persons: LGBTQ Communitities and Human Trafficking in the Heartland” with Dr. Corinne Schwarz from Oklahoma State University. Schwarz and her colleagues conducted a study of service provider approaches to services for survivors of
HEAL and Polaris Webinar: Debunking QAnon
This webinar explains the history of QAnon’s disinformation campaign & a few of the ways health professionals & health systems can respond to minimize disinformation. Presenters: Caren Benjamin – Chief Communications Officer, The Polaris Project Anjana Rajan – Chief Technology
HEAL Trafficking Webinar: Ethical and Practical Considerations for Collecting Longitudinal Data from CSEC Youth
We discuss “A longitudinal evaluation of a survivor-mentor program for child survivors of sex trafficking in the United States” (2020) with Katherine Bright, a PhD candidate at University of Rutgers School of Criminal Justice and one of the authors on the study.
HEAL Research Webinar: Experiences of Racism Among African American Women Impacted by Commercial Sexual Exploitation
We discuss Lara Gerassi’s 2019 article titled “Experiences of Racism and Racial Tensions Among African American Women Impacted by Commercial Sexual Exploitation in Practice: A Qualitative Study.” Dr. Gerassi, an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin’s School of Social
HEAL Research Webinar: Integrating Research into Anti-Trafficking Presentations
This webinar is designed to increase your confidence when presenting statistics and research about trafficking, by teaching you how to evaluate research and statistics that are shared in the general public. Not all research is reported accurately – even by reputable organizations
HEAL Trafficking Webinar: How should we talk about human trafficking statistics?
Where is the anti-trafficking movement on data? How do we measure human trafficking using available data? Guest Panelists: Jessie Brunner, WSD Handa Center for Human Rights and International Justice, Stanford University (https://handacenter.stanford.edu/people/jessie-brunner) Amy Farrell, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice,
HEAL Direct Services Webinar: Intersection of Mental Health, Healthcare, and the Benefits of Survivor Involvement
Topic: “The Intersection of Mental Health and Healthcare, & the Benefits of Survivor Involvement in Direct Services and Advisory/Leadership/ Training.” WARNING: CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT. Chairs: Dr. Katherine Hargitt, PsyD and Dr. Rachel Robitz, MD Assistant: Lucy Mahaffey Guest Panelists: Nola Brantley, Founder
HEAL Mental Health Council Webinar: The Psychiatric Care of Trafficking Survivors
Chairs:Katherine Hargitt, PsyD & Elise Hopper, PhD (Heal Trafficking Mental Health Council) Assistant: Lucy Mahaffey Guest Panelists: Mollie Gordon, M.D., (https://www.bcm.edu/people/view/molli…) Rachel Robitz, M.D. (https://healtrafficking.org/direct-se…) Ronald Chambers, M.D., FAAP. (https://www.dignityhealth.org/ourdoct…) Questions guiding the panel discussion: Can you discuss the role of
HEAL Mental Health Council Webinar: Tailoring Interventions to Unique Needs of Male Survivors of Trafficking
MODERATOR: Elise Hopper, Ph.D. (Co-Chair, HEAL Mental Health Council) CO-CHAIRS: Katherine Hargitt, PsyD and Dr. Rachel Robitz, MD (HEAL Direct Services) ASSISTANT: Lucy Mahaffey (HEAL Technical Assistant) PANELISTS: Rafael Baustista and Russell G. Wilson — Rafael Bautista is an Expert
HEAL Research Webinar: Building and Using Conceptual Frameworks for Research
Cathy Zimmerman, PhD, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, is internationally known in the global anti-trafficking field as a rigorous and principled researcher. The goal of this HEAL Research Committee is to frame how to critically consider all investigations.
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
HEAL Trafficking Webinar - Rethinking Representation: Framing Human Trafficking for Health Professionals
This presentation explores how the anti-trafficking movement represents human trafficking in its public awareness efforts via visual media, stories and testimonies, and data and statistics. By the end of the training, participants will be able to identify common missteps and
(Part 2) Measuring Progress Towards Target 8.7 - UNU-CPR and ILO
19 Jul 2018 – PART II – This event aims to assist stakeholders working towards Target 8.7 increase their understanding of measurement of forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking, and child labour and improve monitoring of progress towards their eradication. It will provide a forum
(Part I) Measuring Progress Towards Target 8.7 - UNU-CPR and ILO
19 Jul 2018 – This event aims to assist stakeholders working towards Target 8.7 increase their understanding of measurement of forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking, and child labour and improve monitoring of progress towards their eradication. It will provide a forum for
HEAL Trafficking Forced Marriage Webinar
This informative webinar, – explains the issue of forced marriage in the U.S., – outlines the ways in which forced marriage, human trafficking and domestic violence may intersect, and – guides health professionals in recognizing potential cases and responding to
Futures Without Violence and HEAL Trafficking Webinar: An Introduction to Labor and Sex Trafficking: A Health Care and Human Rights Challenge
This webinar provides a brief overview of the problem from a public health, clinical, and human rights perspective; explains how clinicians can identify and respond; and illustrates how forging community and systems partnerships build more effective local responses.
Complex Trauma and Human Trafficking
Dr. Elizabeth Hopper speaks on Complex Trauma and Human Trafficking for the HEAL Trafficking network.
Providing Legal Representation to Trafficking Survivors and Other Clients With Cognitive Disabilities or Mental Illness
HEAL Trafficking’s Dr. Elizabeth Hopper speaks on Legal Representation with Trafficking Survivors and Other Clients with Cognitive Disabilities or Mental Illness in coordination with Project REACH.
Emerging Issues on Human Trafficking Webinar: The Public Health Framework, HHS
This one hour webinar, featuring HEAL’s Drs Kimberly Chang and Hanni Stoklosa, introduces a public health framework for human trafficking, which allows communities to identify and respond to the complex needs of all survivors of human trafficking while addressing the
HEAL Trafficking & Tahirih Justice Center - Intersection of Forced Marriage & Human Trafficking in the U.S.
Informative webinar from HEAL Trafficking and the Tahirih Justice Center which – explains the issue of forced marriage in the U.S., – outlines the ways in which forced marriage, human trafficking and domestic violence may intersect, and – guides health
Healthcare's Role in Combatting Human Trafficking Among Migrant Populations in Pennsylvania
HEAL Trafficking, Justice at Work, La Puerta Abierta, Nationalities Service Center, and Puentes de Salud present an a webinar for health professionals on addressing trafficking among Migrant populations in Pennsylvania. Approximately 68% of human trafficked individuals in the U.S. access
External Webinars
WITH Webinar: Part 1 - Understanding Human Trafficking and How Patients with Disabilities are at Risk (National Human Trafficking & Disabilities Working Group)
Presenter Information Stephanie Mananova, BSN, RN – IOFA Jae Jin Pak, Self Advocate – IOFA Learning Objectives: 1. Increase understanding of the important role health care providers play in addressing human trafficking. 2. Increase knowledge of sex and labor trafficking
WITH Webinar: Part 2 - Identifying Victims & Survivors with Disabilities (National Human Trafficking & Disabilities Working Group)
Presenter Information Stephanie Mananova, BSN, RN – IOFA Learning Objectives 1. Identify the physical, emotional, mental, and reproductive indicators of human trafficking 2. Review effective methods to communicate with a person with disabilities who is experiencing human trafficking 3. Recognize
WITH Webinar: Part 3 - Trauma Informed Care for Victims & Survivors with Disabilities (National Human Trafficking & Disabilities Working Group)
Presenter Information Stephanie Mananova, BSN, RN – IOFA Jae Jin Pak, Self Advocate – IOFA Learning Objectives: 1: Demonstrate understanding of trauma informed care (TIC) principles & how to implement them in the care setting 2: Recognize the elements required
AHA Webinar: What is Trauma-informed Care?
What is Trauma-informed Care? The American Hospital Association’s Hospital Against Violence initiative, in collaboration with HEAL Trafficking and Jones Day, hosts this webinar to provide health care professionals an understanding of trauma-informed care and explore the intersection of trauma, resilience, and
AHA Webinar: Best Practices for Screening and Assessing Patients for Trafficking
This webinar provided resources and best practice techniques for health care professionals to screen and/or assessment for labor and/or sex trafficking. Experts shared strategies, screening and assessment tools, and the limitations of existing instruments to assist hospitals and health systems
AHA Webinar: Human Trafficking Response - Resources for Health Care Professionals
The American Hospital Association’s Hospitals Against Violence initiative joins the National Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance Center (NHTTAC) and HEAL Trafficking to provide key resources and information on how hospitals and health systems can combat human trafficking in their
AHA Webinar: Nurses Leading Efforts to End Human Trafficking
This webinar explores the significance of grassroots efforts in combating human trafficking. Our speaker will share how her personal journey led her to help health systems better respond to victims of trafficking. Learn about state-level efforts to create awareness and
AHA Webinar: The Reality of Labor Trafficking
Labor trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery in which individuals perform labor or services through the use of force, fraud or coercion. Health care providers and leaders can play an important role in recognizing and responding to human trafficking
AHA Webinar: Trafficking of Children for Labor and Sex - The Health Care Professional’s Response
This webinar will provide a more in-depth look into trafficking of children for labor and sex. National expert, Dr. Jordan Greenbaum, will provide an overview of the issue to help create awareness of the dynamics of child trafficking. The session
AHA Webinar: Legal Aspects of Human Trafficking for Health Care Professionals
Hospitals and health systems are often a trusted partner to victims of human trafficking. This webinar will provide insights on legal aspects and resources available to human trafficking victims. Legal experts highlight the importance of understanding what legal resources are
AHA Webinar: Intersection of Human Trafficking and the Opioid Crisis
Intersection of Human Trafficking and the Opioid Crisis The American Hospital Association’s Hospital Against Violence initiative, in collaboration with HEAL Trafficking and Jones Day, hosts this webinar to aid health care providers in understanding and addressing the role of opioid use for individuals at risk of, currently experiencing,
Freedom Network USA Webinar: Effective Collaboration Between Anti-Trafficking & Domestic Violence Programs
Freedom Network USA hosted this webinar, “Effective Collaboration Between Anti-Trafficking & Domestic Violence Programs” (March 28, 2019.) Description: This webinar explored domestic violence (DV) shelters as a potential housing resource for survivors of trafficking. Panelists shared best practices for assessing
Futures Without Violence Webinar: The Impact of Health Advocacy on Survivor Health Access - Key Findings and Recommendations from a data pilot
In recent years, domestic violence advocacy and health programs have increasingly partnered together to improve health and safety of survivors, yet there is little data on the impact that these partnerships have on survivor health access and health outcomes. In
Caribbean Migration Consultations Webinar: Counter-Trafficking and Health with Dr. Hanni Stoklosa
On the World Day against Trafficking in Persons, Dr. Hanni Stoklosa, Executive Director of HEAL Trafficking (find the complete bio here), shares her experience as a health provider and expert in the field: What can health providers do in the
NECAT Webinar: The Intersection of Substance Use Disorders and Trafficking
This New England Coalition Against Trafficking webinar will discuss the intersection of substance use disorders and trafficking, with a special focus on opiate dependence. Presenters: Daniella Cameron, MSW, is the Senior Director of the Preble Street Teen and Anti-Trafficking
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:
HHS Region II - Identifying Risk Factors for Human Trafficking After Natural Disasters
Presentation included subject matter experts in human trafficking prevention and in disaster preparedness and response, including: ·Griselda Vega Samuel, Esq Director of Anti-Trafficking Program Safe Horizon ·Song Kim, Esq Staff Attorney Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund ·CDR Aimee
NYS Human Trafficking Training Law Webinar Series - First Webinar
GNYHA and HANYS co-host the first webinar in a series on the New York State human trafficking training law to provide hospitals with relevant information on implementing the law’s requirements. The webinar series was developed in response to the passage
NYS Human Trafficking Training Law Webinar Series - Second Webinar
GNYHA and HANYS will co-host the second webinar in a series on the New York State human trafficking training law to provide hospitals with relevant information on implementing the law’s requirements. The webinar series was developed in response to the
Multiple Systems Estimation: Thinking through limitations of using MSE in developing world contexts - UNU
In a previous FC webinar titled “Multiple Systems Estimation in Human Trafficking Research” (13 March 2018) experts taught us about the MSE technique on how to calculate an estimate of modern slavery in a given area. In this webinar Dr
APA: Webinar on Survivor-Led & Survivor-Informed Human Trafficking Research
An empowerment approach is a primary goal of anti-trafficking work, which includes elevating the survivor voice (U.S. Department of State, 2017). In its recently published human trafficking resolution, the APA (2017) strongly encourages that research initiatives and program development efforts
American Hospital Association: How Hospitals and Health Systems Can Address Human Trafficking
March 2017 Webinar on How Hospitals and Health Systems Can Address Human Trafficking
Child Family Health International: Conversations in Global Health
CFHI runs free, live webinars at various dates and times throughout the year. Webinars provide information on CFHI’s UN-recognized Global Health Education Programs, various academic partnership options, and other global health topics.
Essential Access Health’s Webinar on Addressing Human Trafficking in Health Care Settings
This on-demand webinar provides guidance for clinic staff and providers to become more comfortable in identifying patients at risk for trafficking and making referrals for potential victims.