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Local, state and federal law enforcement representatives, as well as social service providers, know it can be extremely challenging to identify and assist victims of human trafficking because of their diverse needs and because human trafficking is a hidden reality.
STAC was created to fill these needs and meet this challenge.
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Labor Day and Human Trafficking
We celebrate the strength and contributions of the American labor force each year on the first Monday in September – often with parades, backyard barbeques and sales on everything from mattresses to SUV’s. This is also a good time to reflect on those who are not free in their workplaces, who are literally enslaved, and Read more about Labor Day and Human Trafficking[…]
Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report
The New Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report is out – one of the most comprehensive looks at human trafficking around the world. This report ranks nations on their work toward arresting traffickers and protecting victims. “This year’s report focuses on effective ways local communities can address human trafficking proactively and on how national governments can Read more about Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report[…]
Resilience Screening & Community Discussion
Tuesday, July 10, 2018 from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM EDT Challenger Learning Center 200 S. Duval Street Tallahassee, FL 32301 Join United Partners for Human Services, City of Tallahassee, FL – Government and Prevent Child Abuse Florida for a free screening of the documentary Resilience followed by a community discussion. Researchers have recently discovered Read more about Resilience Screening & Community Discussion[…]
Quincie Hamby: Creative Genius and True Friend of STAC
by Rita Weinstein Quincie Hamby has a host of interests and passions, all connected to her love of travel. At the intersection of her interest in exotic cultures and people and her passion for art and design is the exquisite jewelry she creates. “I am always working on new lines that express my attachment with Read more about Quincie Hamby: Creative Genius and True Friend of STAC[…]
HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A CALL TO ACTION FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS
This program will focus on the knowledge and skills to recognize and treat human trafficking survivors in a health care setting, with a special emphasis on public health. Two hours Continuing Education Credits are approved for Nursing, Mental Health Counseling, Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Dietetics/Nutrition, Physical Read more about HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A CALL TO ACTION FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS[…]
Teensafe 2018 App Blacklist
We encourage all parents and caregivers to have an open dialog with children about online safety. Below are Teensafe’s 2018 recommendations of some apps to be aware of that could make children vulnerable. Please share! Read more at TeenSafe.com
HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A CALL TO ACTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
This program focuses on the knowledge and skills to recognize and treat human trafficking survivors. Main Conference room on the first floor Two hours Continuing Education Credits are approved for Nursing, Mental Health Counseling, Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Dietetics/Nutrition, Physical Therapy, and Dental. Presenters: Suzanne Harrison, Read more about HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A CALL TO ACTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS[…]
Webinar Series with FREE CLE! Post-Conviction Advocacy for Survivors of Human Trafficking
The American Bar Association Commission on Domestic & Sexual Violence is offering the following webinars on human trafficking and the justice system: Survivor Reentry Project Webinar Series Two: Post-Conviction Advocacy for Survivors of Human Trafficking The following FREE webinars will be offered in this series: GENERAL CLE WILL BE OFFERED FOR WEBINARS 1, 2, AND Read more about Webinar Series with FREE CLE! Post-Conviction Advocacy for Survivors of Human Trafficking[…]
How to Talk to Kids About Human Trafficking
Learn the ten key messages that Unicef recommends parents and caregivers share with their kids: Educate yourself on the issue, and learn the signs of a trafficked victim. Don’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know on social media. Traffickers commonly use sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to lure their victims. Be aware Read more about How to Talk to Kids About Human Trafficking[…]