Sarah Chan, Honorary Chair of "Engaging Community: Edmonton Community Plan to Prevent Sex Trafficking of Women and Girls" (and our city's first lady!) talks about trafficking in our city and the ways in which Edmontonian's can help combat it.
As part of the community action plan, ACT Alberta has launched the "Human Trafficking Awareness: Training Challenge." The BC Office to Combat Human Trafficking in Persons (BCOCTIP) has a free online training that provides a basic overview of human trafficking in Canada, including how to identify, support and refer trafficking cases. The training is self-directed and takes a few hours to complete.
Here's how it works:
• Access the training here: [ Ссылка ]
• For businesses and organizations, commit at least one staff to complete the training before June 11th, 2015. The organization or business with the most staff to complete the training will win a prize
• Individuals who participate will be entered into a draw for a prize
• Let us when you have completed the training by completing the survey here: [ Ссылка ] or via e-mail here: trainingchallenge@actalberta.org
• We will publish the names of participating organizations and businesses on our website
If you prefer in-person training, ACT Alberta staff can provide training at your organization, tailored to your needs. For more information, please contact us at 780-474-1104.
