Unveiling Human Trafficking Realities in Tuscarawas County
Explore the various aspects of human trafficking, including types, identifying victims and perpetrators, signs to watch for, and understanding its presence in Tuscarawas County. Delve into the complexities to raise awareness and combat this global issue.
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Human Trafficking Look Beneath the Surface
Content Disclaimer: The topic we are about to discuss may be very difficult to handle and may be triggering to some. If at anytime you feel overwhelmed or feel the need to step out please do. Go to the restroom, take a walk, get a drink, what ever you need. Take care of yourself.
Do we have Human Trafficking in Tuscarawas county?
Types of Human Trafficking 3 types of human trafficking Sex trafficking Labor Trafficking Domestic Servitude Human Trafficking IS NOT the illegal transportation of people across borders.
What does a victim of human trafficking look like?
Who is a victim? Anyone Those are higher risk include: Those with unstable living situations Survivors or other forms of violence Those involved in the juvenile justice or child welfare system Those living in poverty Undocumented Immigrants Those with mental health or substance use disorders Those with family members with mental health or substance use disorders
What does a trafficker look like?
Who is a trafficker? Anyone Often exhibit certain traits Charismatic Appear kind or generous at first Invest time and effort Appear to be understanding
What are the signs? Students who are always tired Students that are extremely withdrawn Extremely fearful or anxious-Hypervigilance Extreme fear of authority figures Students who have overly invested caretakers Does not answer/has scripted answers Many injuries in various states of healing Students who are frequently absent but still attending.
Some Other Red Flags Sudden change in dress or hygiene habits Extravagant clothes or gifts Brands or tattoos Living where they work Very busy households Multiple phones Much older significant other Frequent trips or traveling
What do I do if I think a student is being trafficked?
I think a student is being trafficked what should I do? Follow mandated reporting protocols Do not approach them in the open around peers, or in front of family members and guardians. Bring to the attention of school administration, counselors, and social workers. Document, document, document Contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline Call: 1(888) 373-7888 Text: Help to 233733
What kinds of questions should I ask? What do you do for work? Can you leave your job if you want to? How did you meet/find out about this job? Does your boss/significant other ever force you to do things you don t want to? Do you feel safe when you are at work/home? Do you get paid for what you do? How much? Is that a normal amount? What are your hours like? Do you get days off?
How can we prevent trafficking? Be a safe-space Establish programs that help meet basic needs Develop support networks and community partnerships Create a school and community that makes it clear trafficking isn t tolerated.
What questions do you have?
Website: Https://Www.TuscAgainstTrafficking.Org National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1 (888) 373-7888 Tuscarawas/Carroll Counties 24/7 Crisis line (330) 339-1427
