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LAC- Family, Children, Community Advisory Council (LAC-FCCAC)
Invites You to a Zoom Training on

Presenter: Ms.  Adela Estrada

Los Angeles County-Department of Children & Family  Services

CSEC Program Administrator; Bureau of  Specialized Response Services                                                                                                 
Objectives:
1.  Participants will be able to identify two risk factors that impact  children and young people who may be sexually exploited or trafficked.

2. Participants will be able to identify  prevention methods that aid in responding to minors who could become  sexually exploited or  trafficked.                                                                  

Registration: Please use the link provided to register via Zoom. 

• https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUldemhrT8rEtO0xxosxx2BDXWjpMXfy67T
• The deadline to register for this training is Wednesday May 23, 2023.
• A confirmation email from Zoom will be sent to you after you register. The Zoom link you receive is unique to your e-mail address. Please do not share/forward your Zoom link with others. 
• Questions about this training, contact: Sandra J. Guine, LCSW, at sjguine@gmail.com

LAC-Family,  Children, Community Advisory Council (LAC-FCCAC).  is one of 12 Child  Abuse Prevention Community Councils for Los Angeles County. All 12 of  the Councils are independently operated and supported by  volunteers. Each Council represents either an area, cultural, or ethnic  group in Los Angeles County. LAC-FCCAC represents the African American  community.

It is our belief that every child shall have the  opportunity to reside in a non-violent home with knowledgeable,  understanding, and loving parents or guardians absent any classification  of child or family violence to interrupt their development.

ARC has conducted 11 courses already, and we have trained over 300 anti-child-sex-trafficking activists and operators. So far at least 36 sex trafficking victims have been rescued by alumni of our courses. More than 7 NEW Anti-Child-Trafficking NGO’s (non-profits) are in the process of launching by alumni of ARC's course.

ARE YOU TIRED OF JUST BEING AWARE OF THE PROBLEM?
THIS COURSE will EQUIP YOU to actually get involved.
 

You will gain knowledge and skills to  combat sex trafficking effectively in the areas of prevention,  intervention, rescue, advocacy or direct services to victims/survivors. 

JUST A SAMPLING OF THE SPECIALIZED TRAINING PROVIDED:

• Ground truth vantage into the criminal enterprise of sex trafficking, gangs and organized crime 
• Tradecraft for acquiring information and conducting rescues of trafficking victims
• Interactive training on counter surveillance, surveillance detection routes
• Conducting a safe pick-up and transport
• Interactive training on planning a rescue operation
• What a real safe house is and what it must have
• American victims trafficked internationally
• How to build trust with a victim/survivor to skillfully evaluate their situation
• Trauma-informed emergency assistance to victims/survivors and mentoring

ARC's equipping course is unlike any other Human Trafficking Course  available.  Our team handles the most advanced intelligence-gathering  programs. Our operators are tuned into the street-level trafficking all  the way to high-level corruption and elite sex buyers. Our services  include the use of innovative, proven techniques and legal and ethical  methods designed to identify the perpetrator(s) and their whereabouts in relation to the safe recovery of the victim.

COMPREHENSIVE EQUIPPING COURSE 

CHAMBERLAIN, SD
Mon-Sat, April 24-29, 2023
Chamberlain Community Center City Hall
112 N Main St, Chamberlain, SD 57325 

6 days from  8:00 am - 5:00 pm

TACOMA,  WA
Mon-Sat, May 8-13, 2023
LC3 Lake City Community Church "Upper Gym"
8810 Lawndale Ave, Lakewood, WA 98498   

6 days from  8:00 am - 5:00 pm

CLICK  HERE for DETAILS and REGISTRATION

Florida State University has launched a new online Professional  Certification in Human Trafficking Prevention and Intervention. This  curriculum was developed as a joint project of the FSU Clearinghouse on  Trauma & Resilience within the Institute for Family Violence  Studies, the College of Social Work, the FSU Center for the Advancement  of Human Rights and the Center on Academic and Professional Advancement.  The curriculum enables professionals to develop the knowledge and  skills needed to understand the dynamics of the different types of human  trafficking. It also provides professionals with practical skills to  increase awareness of and improve services and interventions for  victims/survivors of trafficking. 

This self-paced curriculum includes seven chapters and 12 hours of  course content with research-based readings, case scenarios, multi-media  materials, 11 new videos from experts in the field, assignments, and  quizzes.