Human Trafficking CEU (Pending Approval by BHEC)
Date of Next Meeting:
April 16, 2021 12:00-1:00 pm (Requires New Membership ($40) or $5 to attend)
Via Zoom
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Date of Next Meeting:
April 16, 2021 12:00-1:00 pm (Requires New Membership ($40) or $5 to attend)
Via Zoom
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Note: This meeting is intended for social workers only and is not open to all professions. Please only RSVP if you are a Licensed Social Worker, or are currently a social work student.
April Meeting Information
Zoom Meetings (Traditional and Webinar)
About: Zoom information will be sent out along with confirmation on Wednesday, March 10th via email. Registration via Zoom will be required. Please don't share the Zoom link with anyone else. If you are not a member of GASW, you will need to pay for an annual membership ($40) or $5 to attend the April 16th meeting. Membership Purchase can be done HERE. You will receive 1 CEU's for the presentation. Please see our FAQ page for more information HERE
About: Zoom information will be sent out along with confirmation on Wednesday, March 10th via email. Registration via Zoom will be required. Please don't share the Zoom link with anyone else. If you are not a member of GASW, you will need to pay for an annual membership ($40) or $5 to attend the April 16th meeting. Membership Purchase can be done HERE. You will receive 1 CEU's for the presentation. Please see our FAQ page for more information HERE
April Speaker and Topic
Bridging the Gap: An Introduction to Human Trafficking
Vulnerabilities, Consequences and Initiatives
Allison Franklin, SAFE Alliance
Allison Franklin, a nationally recognized survivor leader and subject matter expert, is an accomplished speaker, addressing sex trafficking and sexual exploitation with the comorbidity of drug abuse, mental health issues, and intersections with the criminal justice system. She has extensive experience advocating for survivors with both a top-down and bottom up approach, working at national, state and local levels with numerous stakeholders, to find innovative solutions to fight human trafficking. She provides technical assistant and training for law enforcement, prosecutors, healthcare professionals and human trafficking courts across the US. She currently is the program director of the CARES program at SAFE Alliance, providing comprehensive services for trafficked youth and young adults, in addition to offering a Drop In center and 24/7 crisis response for law enforcement and hospitals, and outcry’s.
Vulnerabilities, Consequences and Initiatives
Allison Franklin, SAFE Alliance
Allison Franklin, a nationally recognized survivor leader and subject matter expert, is an accomplished speaker, addressing sex trafficking and sexual exploitation with the comorbidity of drug abuse, mental health issues, and intersections with the criminal justice system. She has extensive experience advocating for survivors with both a top-down and bottom up approach, working at national, state and local levels with numerous stakeholders, to find innovative solutions to fight human trafficking. She provides technical assistant and training for law enforcement, prosecutors, healthcare professionals and human trafficking courts across the US. She currently is the program director of the CARES program at SAFE Alliance, providing comprehensive services for trafficked youth and young adults, in addition to offering a Drop In center and 24/7 crisis response for law enforcement and hospitals, and outcry’s.