This session will focus on:

• Dispelling myths and misconceptions about Human Trafficking

• Building public awareness about commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking of youth in Nova Scotia

• Sharing resources that are available to victims and their families in Nova Scotia

This Session will be held online and available to anyone who is interested.

This session will focus on:

• Dispelling myths and misconceptions about Human Trafficking

• Building public awareness about commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking of youth in Nova Scotia

• Sharing resources that are available to victims and their families in Nova Scotia

This Session will be held online and available to anyone who is interested.

This session will focus on:

• Dispelling myths and misconceptions about Human Trafficking

• Building public awareness about commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking of youth in Nova Scotia

• Sharing resources that are available to victims and their families in Nova Scotia

This Session will be held online and available to anyone who is interested.

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the underlying causes of human trafficking and commercial exploitation

• Learn about the differences between a justice-based and public health approach to the issue

• Identify the benefits and challenges to collaboration

• Learn about how the TESS Partnership is working on systemic change

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the impact of CSEC on parents on parents, caregivers and families of victims

• Identify needs of parents, caregivers, and siblings

• Discuss common challenges related to supporting families

• Review Best Practices for supporting families

*Module 1 is a Pre-requisite for this training!*

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

Experience our Conversation

We are excited to invite you to a powerful discussion about the Power of Collaboration. We will be facilitating a panel discussion with key partners who have clients at the center of their work. Join us to listen, ask questions and contribute!

We will be facilitating a panel discussion with key partners who have clients at

May 18, 2022 10am to 12pm (with a break)

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the various stages of the Criminal Justice process: Reporting; Investigations; Court Processes & Procedures; Verdicts

• Work through vulnerabilities and anticipate triggers for complainant (victim) along the way

• Become familiar with the support available through Provincial Victim Services

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the history and cultural normalization of technology facilitated sex and intimacy

• Review the legalities related to technology facilitated sexual activity

• Identify online grooming tactics

• Understand how popular apps used by youth work, and their associated risks

• Review safety tips for keeping youth safe online

*MODULE 1 IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

If you are a service provider and are looking for more information on how YWCA Halifax CSEC programs (NSTAY, Safer Spaces and CASE) can support your clients, please register for the information session that fits best within your schedule.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom which includes your link to join the session.

For more information, please contact n.richter@ywcahalifax.com

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

If you are a service provider and are looking for more information on how YWCA Halifax CSEC programs (NSTAY, Safer Spaces and CASE) can support your clients, please register for the information session that fits best within your schedule.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom which includes your link to join the session.

For more information, please contact n.richter@ywcahalifax.com

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the underlying causes of human trafficking and commercial exploitation

• Learn about the differences between a justice-based and public health approach to the issue

• Identify the benefits and challenges to collaboration

• Learn about how the TESS Partnership is working on systemic change

If you are a service provider and are looking for more information on how YWCA Halifax CSEC programs (NSTAY, Safer Spaces and CASE) can support your clients, please register for the information session that fits best within your schedule.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom which includes your link to join the session.

For more information, please contact n.richter@ywcahalifax.com

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

This session will focus on:

• Dispelling myths and misconceptions about Human Trafficking

• Building public awareness about commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking of youth in Nova Scotia

• Sharing resources that are available to victims and their families in Nova Scotia

This Session will be held online and available to anyone who is interested.

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PER-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

If you are a service provider and are looking for more information on how YWCA HalifaxCSEC programs (NSTAY, Safer Spaces and CASE) can support your clients, please register forthe information session that fits best within your schedule.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom which includes your link tojoin the session.

For more information, please contact n.richter@ywcahalifax.com

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the impact of CSEC on parents on parents, caregivers and families of victims

• Identify needs of parents, caregivers, and siblings

• Discuss common challenges related to supporting families

• Review Best Practices for supporting families

*Module 1 is a Pre-requisite for this training!*

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PER-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

If you are a service provider and are looking for more information on how YWCA Halifax CSEC programs (NSTAY, Safer Spaces and CASE) can support your clients, please register for the information session that fits best within your schedule.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom which includes your link to join the session.

For more information, please contact n.richter@ywcahalifax.com

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the various stages of the Criminal Justice process: Reporting; Investigations; Court Processes & Procedures; Verdicts

• Work through vulnerabilities and anticipate triggers for complainant (victim) along the way

• Become familiar with the support available through Provincial Victim Services

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

Suggested donation to access this trainings is $50 and will directly support programs & services offered by the TESS Partnership!

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the history and cultural normalization of technology facilitated sex and intimacy

• Review the legalities related to technology facilitated sexual activity

• Identify online grooming tactics

• Understand how popular apps used by youth work, and their associated risks

• Review safety tips for keeping youth safe online

*MODULE 1 IS A PER-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

Suggested donation to access this training is $50 and will directly support programs & services offered by the TESS Partnership!

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Know how to respond to disclosures and reporting requirements

• Learn about Survivor-informed Best Practice doe working with victims and survivors

• Learn how to talk to youth about human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation

• Identify victim needs to support a safe and successful exit

• Understand the Stages of Change for entrench youth, and how to meet them where they are in support

*MODULE 1 IS A PER-REQUISITE FOR THIS TRAINING!*

Suggested donation to access this training is $50 and will directly support programs & services offered by the TESS Partnership!

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Understand the differences between trafficking, exploitation and sex work

• Explore different contexts of sexual exploitation

• Identify youth at risk of CSEC

• Draw connections between risks and Pathways to Entry

• Understand the Stages of Exploitation: Luring, Recruiting, & Grooming

• Identify perpetrator control tactics & barriers for leaving

Suggested donation to access this trainings is $50 and will directly support programs & services offered by the TESS Partnership!