Handbook: Responding to Commercially Sexually Exploited and Trafficked Youth – 2016

On December 5, 2017   /   Assessment: Tools, Strategies, Best Practices, Child Sex Trafficking/CSEC, Child Trafficking-Introduction, Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), Exploitation in the United States, Indicators of Child Trafficking and CSEC, Legal Framework of Child Trafficking and CSEC in the United States, Legal Remedies for Trafficked Youth and Youth Victims of Commercial Sexual, Red Flags of Child Trafficking and CSEC, Screening for Child Trafficking and CSEC  

This handbook will help direct child serving professionals and child welfare workers in New York State to adequately respond to the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) and child trafficking. This document provides frontline professionals with key tools, resources, strategies, practice pointers, and guidelines to better identify and assist

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Handbook: Building Child Welfare Response to Child Trafficking – 2011

On December 5, 2017   /   Assessment: Tools, Strategies, Best Practices, Child Sex Trafficking/CSEC, Child Trafficking-Introduction, Child Welfare, Child Welfare System, Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), Exploitation in the United States, Indicators of Child Trafficking and CSEC, Legal Remedies for Trafficked Youth and Youth Victims of Commercial Sexual, Screening for Child Trafficking and CSEC, Uncategorized  

This handbook, written by the International Organization for Adolescents (IOFA) in Partnership with Loyola Chicago Center for Human Rights in 2011, addresses gaps in services for youth in child welfare in Illinois. This handbook features various screening tools that can be adapted to a variety of existing

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Trauma-Informed Language

On May 22, 2017   /   Case Management, Engaging in Conversations with Potential Survivors, Outreach to Vulnerable Youth, Screening for Child Trafficking and CSEC  

When working with vulnerable youth it is important to be empathetic and use empowering, trauma-informed language. Use the following information to guide your conversation with potentially sex trafficked or commercially sexually exploited children/youth. To download the Fact Sheet, please click the link below: Trauma Informed Language  

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