OCDE Human Trafficking Summit Flyer

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OCDE Human Trafficking Summit Flyer
Over 440 victims of human
trafficking, including children,
have been identified in Orange
County due to proactive
investigations
and community referrals.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING SUMMIT
For School-Based Professionals
Thursday, January 29, 2015
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Learn About:
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Changes in national and state law regarding human trafficking
The signs of labor and sex trafficking and how to report crimes against children
How technology has changed the nature of human trafficking crimes
The conditions of victimization and minors’ fear of reporting and speaking up
Strategies for prevention and early intervention of at risk children and youth
targeted by trafficking recruiters
The school's role in providing an environment for healthy relationships
and youth safety
Available services for victims and community resources
Local human trafficking survivors’ stories
Featured Speakers:
Jenee’ Littrell - Director of Guidance and Wellness, Grossmont Union HS District
Sandra Morgan, PhD, RN - Director of Vanguard University’s Global Center for
Women and Justice
Lita Mercado - Program Director, Community Service Programs
Juan Reveles - Sergeant, Anaheim Police Department
Bradley Schoenleben - Deputy District Attorney, Orange County District Attorney's
Office
Daniel Varon - Deputy District Attorney, Orange County District Attorney's Office
Rachel Thomas and Oree - Human Trafficking Survivors
The summit's purpose is to inform
educators and other school-based
professionals on human trafficking,
how to identify it, and how to
report something suspicious. The
summit will feature human
trafficking survivors and experts
from the OC Human Trafficking
Task Force (OCHTTF), including the
Anaheim Police Department,
Community Service Programs, and
the Orange County District
Attorney's Office. Orange County
cases involving minors will be
shared along with the OCHTTF
victim-centered approach of
working with victims, criminal
prosecution, and addressing the
effects of violent crimes such
as human trafficking on youth
psychological development and
behavior.
Audience
School/District Administrators,
Mental Health Professionals,
Student Services Directors, School
Resource Officers, Prevention
Coordinators, Homeless Liaisons,
Counselors, Teachers, Nurses
Register Online at:
http://ocde.k12oms.org/1260-92441
(No Cost)
ORANGE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive
Building D Conference Center
Room D1005
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
www.ocde.us
(714) 327-1061