2024 National Labor Trafficking Conference

The 2024 National Labor Trafficking Conference will be fully virtual on October 16-17, 2024.

This multi-disciplinary conference will provide information and resources to build capacity to identify and respond to labor trafficking. This year’s conference will have several plenaries and workshop sessions that focus on the intersections of labor trafficking and unaccompanied minors, among many other topics. Framework will be doing a Labor Trafficking 101 Pre-Conference training! We hope to see you there!

Labor Trafficking Basics (Pre-Conference Training)
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Description

IRC’s Framework is the OVC-funded T/TA provider for labor trafficking. This training offers an introductory view of labor trafficking. Participants will gain an understanding of the unique vulnerabilities faced by various at-risk populations, industries, and the systemic factors that contribute to exploitation. Through this presentation, learners will gain skills in identifying patterns associated with labor trafficking and practice responding to potential trafficking situations. By the end of the training, participants will feel confident in recognizing and addressing labor trafficking cases in their professional and community settings.

Objectives:

1) Understanding Vulnerabilities and Contributing Factors

2) Indentifying Patterns of Labor Trafficking

3) Responding to Clients

Speakers

Charlee Borg, International Rescue Committee, Deputy Director, Framework
Kristina Bailey, International Rescue Committee, Program Officer, Framework

Moderator

Marissa Castellanos, The Coterie, Founder and Director