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Social media makes it easier for traffickers to target victims 

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Social media makes it easier for traffickers to target victims 

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The fact that kids still attend school to maintain a "normal" appearance.

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Sex trafficking can have serious effects that are sometimes ignored or  go unnoticed

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Teachers have a unique opportunity to help victims of sex trafficking and should reach out to students if they are concerned

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Teachers have a unique opportunity to help victims of sex trafficking and should reach out to students if they are concerned

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Sex trafficking is very serious, sometimes victims have no signs or symptoms

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Sex trafficking is much more prevalent than we realize and it is important to keep digging if we are worried about a student...even when they say they are fine

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My key takeaways from this are:
It is important to keep digging even of the student says they are okay because they may likely not be as okay as you think. We really need to watch out for what our kids are seeing and doing on social media as it now plays a large role in sextrafficing.

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That sex traffickers will try and pick people up in public places, so as to come off as a "normal" encounter. 

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That sex traffickers will try and pick people up in public places, so as to come off as a "normal" encounter. 

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Students who are already experiencing adverse situations at home (abuse, homelessness, etc.) are at increased risk of sex trafficking. These victims may show signs that can go unnoticed.

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At what point do you believe the student that "nothing is wring"?

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Where should we refer first...social worker, SRO, or admin?

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Students try to have an appearance like nothing is happening in their personal life.

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How can we foster an environment where students feel safe to open up and ask for help?

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Will students also be presented with information on Sex Trafficking?

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I understand more key signs when teenagers are exposed and included in sex trafficking. Even when teenagers are exposed, some signs are difficult to identify.

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How can people be this evil?

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If a student tells he or she is being forced to do these things and are afraid for their family if they do report it, how do you handle that, who do you call first?

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Could we create posters about this to place in high traffic areas of our campus?

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Are kids aware of available resources?

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What does Project STARFISH stand for?