Know the Signs: Human Trafficking Panel Discussion

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month! Join us for an engaging and informative panel discussion as we shed light on the crucial yet often invisible issue of human sex trafficking within our community. This workshop aims to empower participants with the knowledge and resources needed to recognize the signs and how to combat this pervasive problem.

Since 2008, over 800 children have been referred to Connecticut's state Department of Children and Families as possible victims of domestic minor sex trafficking. At The Center for Family Justice, we work closely with community partners to ensure a coordinated, effective, and sustainable response to human trafficking.

Please join us at our virtual panel on Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 11 a.m. The panel will feature a variety of community partners that will include insights from experts in law, investigation, and community non-profit survivor organizations. By working together, communities can protect vulnerable individuals and promote a safer and more resilient society.

For general questions about The Center for Family Justice or our Online Training Institute, please reach out to Amanda Posila, Director of Prevention & Community Engagement, at aposila@centerforfamilyjustice.org.