Tribal and Trafficking Webinar Series

The MECP has partnered with the AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program to host the Tribal and Human Trafficking Thursdays Series. This series will bring together state, local and tribal subject matter experts (SME) to identify common types of violence, risk factors for violence and signs of possible victimization among children, including those in tribal country. Presenters will also include trafficking survivors and victim advocates who will share their stories and perspectives on developing victim-centric responses in an effort to more effectively serve and support child victims. The series will identify solutions to increase collaboration between state, local, and tribal communities in response to the exploitation of children and other forms of child victimization issues, develop appropriate agency responses, and effectively address the needs of victims. 

Upcoming Webinar:

• November 18th 2015: How Technology is used to Recruit, Groom and Exploit Victims of Child Sex Trafficking
  • Handouts

Archived Webinars: 

• October 2015: Gang Trafficking Case Study - Overview of Criminal Investigation, Services Provided, and Victim Engagement
  • Handouts

• September 2015: A Look at the AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program 
  • Handouts

• August 2015: Human Exploitation and Trafficking Watch Model - Case Study
  • Handouts
  • H.E.A.T Watch

• July 2015: Serving Victims of Sexual Exploitation and Sex Trafficking - Intervention
  • Handouts

• June 2015: Serving Victims of Sexual Exploitation and Sex Trafficking: A Provider’s Perspective
  • Handouts

• April 2015: The Intersections between Drug and Human Trafficking in Tribal Communities
  • Drug Trafficking Handouts

• March 2015: Tribal and Trafficking: Child Victims 
  • Tribal and Trafficking: Child Victims Handout
  • Culture Card-SAMHSA
  • Trauma Informed Care Fact Sheet
  • Tribal Codes and Resources
  • Cultural Competency-Native American Resources

• February 2015: A Survivor’s Perspective: Understanding Victims and Survivors
  • A Survivor’s Perspective: Understanding Victims and Survivors
• January  2015: Gangs in Tribal Communities
  • Gangs in Tribal Communities Handout
• October 2014: Human Trafficking From a Survivor Perspective
  • Human Trafficking from a Survivor’s Perspective Handouts
  • Frequently Asked Questions
• August 2014: Trafficking in Indian Country Part II
  • Trafficking Webinar Part II Handouts
• July 2014: Trafficking in Indian Country 
  • Trafficking in Indian Country Part I Handouts

Points of view or opinions expressed in this webinar series are those of the presenter(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of OJJDP or the U.S. Department of Justice.

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