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DESCRIPTION:Human trafficking can happen to any person\, regardless of age\
 , culture\, income\, orientation\, gender\, or neighbourhood. Traffickers 
 find their victims online\, at schools\, malls\, parties\, libraries\, hot
 els\, and bus stops. Studies have shown that although traffickers recruit 
 from all areas and backgrounds\, marginalized\, lower-income young people 
 are often more at risk. What many trafficking victims have in common is lo
 w self-esteem and other concerns that make them vulnerable. Traffickers pr
 omise their victims love\, security\, acceptance\, money\, shelter\, and f
 ood.\n\nTo learn more\, come join our anti- trafficking workshop on Tuesda
 y\, November 8\,2022\, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.\n\nThis workshop aims to p
 romote awareness about what is human trafficking\, recognizing red flags\,
  and feeling empowered to help yourself\, peers and your community to make
  choices and access appropriate resources.\n\nPresented by Dr. Olivia Smit
 h\, Visiting Scholar\, Max Bell School of Public Policy\n\nSafety in Canad
 a's 'Human Trafficking- Isn't What You Think It Is'\n\n \n\nPresenters\n\n
 Jose Alfaro is a consultant and Lived Experience Expert on Domestic Child 
 Sex Trafficking\, Public Speaker\, Author\, Advocate\, and Activist. He ha
 s worked with several anti-human trafficking organizations around the glob
 e\, to spread awareness of trafficking\, specifically within the LGBTQ+ Co
 mmunity and among males. He has been featured in several publications incl
 uding Rolling Stone and has worked with law enforcement\, DHS\, and the DO
 J to name a few.\n\n\nJulia Drydyk is the Executive Director of The Canadi
 an Centre to End Human Trafficking (“the Centre”)\, a national charity ded
 icated to ending all types of human trafficking in Canada. A skilled and i
 nsightful researcher with a background in community engagement\, policy de
 velopment\, and advocacy\, Julia is focused on addressing complex social i
 ssues.\n\nJulia began her tenure at the Centre as the Manager of Research 
 and Policy\, studying human trafficking trends\, including who is being tr
 afficked and how\, as well as what conditions make trafficking possible in
  Canada.\n\n\nSarah Tunstall is a Lived Experience specialist and case man
 ager at Voice Found. Anti-human trafficking consultant and advocate. Honou
 rs degree in Child and Youth studies with a minor in Indigenous Studies. P
 rogram ambassador at Carleton University 2020 - 2021. Survivor of sex traf
 ficking and gender-based violence.\n	\n	Strong passion for transformative ju
 stice projects\, anti-human trafficking advocacy\, trauma informed program
  design\, frontline education\, mental health advocacy\, and grassroots fu
 ndraising initiatives. Lived Experience specialist and case manager at Voi
 ce Found. Anti-human trafficking consultant and advocate. Honours degree i
 n Child and Youth studies with a minor in Indigenous Studies. Program amba
 ssador at Carleton University 2020 - 2021. Survivor of sex trafficking and
  gender-based violence. Strong passion for transformative justice projects
 \, anti-human trafficking advocacy\, trauma informed program design\, fron
 tline education\, mental health advocacy\, and grassroots fundraising init
 iatives.\n\n\nMichael John Riopel has been working for the Royal Canadian 
 Mounted Police (RCMP)\, as a civilian member\, for over 26 years. Within t
 hose years\, he has been providing operational support. His expertise is w
 ith various specialized departments such as the integrated Proceeds of Cri
 me Unit and the Integrated National Security Enforcement Team.\n\nSince 20
 18 he has been the Human Trafficking Awareness Coordinator\, for the provi
 nce of Quebec for the RCMP.\n\n\nCorporal Eric Paradis has been an RCMP me
 mber in Quebec since 2008. He has investigated various tobacco and narcoti
 c smuggling networks in the Greater Montreal Area\, for which the majority
  of cases ended in successful convictions. He was an RCMP liaison for Miss
 ing Persons and Amber Alert files in Quebec from 2013 to 2019. Currently a
  team supervisor at the Airport and Federal Investigations Detachment\, he
  has worked on different human trafficking investigations mostly involving
  the exploitation of temporary migrant workers.\n
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SUMMARY:Human Trafficking: What You Need To Know
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