Human Trafficking Awareness Training Self-Directed
Course • Ethics
Course Objectives:
- Describe types of human trafficking
- Recognize common signs of human trafficking
- Explain the ethical implications of human trafficking
- Explain the reporting obligations of healthcare workers
This course is approved by the AARC and will count as an ethics CEU, and is approved by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Therefore, it does meet the Texas requirement for Human Trafficking Training.
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Description:
Approved by Texas Health and Human Services in accordance with House Bill 2059, 2019
Global Estimates of Modern Slavery
Myths and Facts About Human Trafficking
CNN Freedom Project – Ending Modern-Day Slavery
National Human Trafficking Hotline Statistics
Office on Trafficking in Persons
Health Consequences of Sex Trafficking
Legal Requirements for Reporting and Education
The Counter Trafficking Data Collaborative – Age of Victims