INTERNATIONAL WEBINARS ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

IN THE LIGHT OF THE “LAUDATO SI” 

AND OF “FRATELLI TUTTI” ENCYCLICALS

Networking of international experts in the fight against human trafficking to promote common understanding and research of this scourge
Anthropological research to rebuild the “Common House” and give hope

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12 SEPTEMBER 2023 — BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION, HEALING, COLLABORATION, AND PROGRAMMES FOR MEN & BOYS

This session will highlight best practices around the world with Ena Lucia Mariaca Pacheco and with testimonies from survivors who are now involved in the fight and training against the abuse of male children

 

20 SEPTEMBER 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — RAISING AWARENESS ON CONTEMPORARY SLAVERY

Victims of human trafficking often face multiple forms of abuse, exploitation, and trauma. It is crucial to establish a comprehensive framework that not only supports victims but also prevents their punishment or criminalization for the crimes they were forced to commit. Twenty-three years after the Palermo Protocol (United Nations Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women, and Children), the scourge of human trafficking is far from being defeated

 

12 OCTOBER 2023 — LES SOINS DES TROUBLES DU STRESS POST-TRAUMATIQUE POUR LES VICTIMES DE LA TRAITE DES ÊTRES HUMAINS — PTSD CARE FOR HT VICTIMS

Les impacts post-traumatiques peuvent bouleverser à ce point le comportement d’une victime qu’elle se retrouve dans l’incapacité de témoigner concrètement sur son historique et les sévices vécus, dans une attitude objective qui va contre son intérêt lors des premiers contacts avec les personnes et autorités qui doivent qualifier son statut juridique de victimes de la traite. La rémission et la diminution de ces impacts est un processus très long de soins dont la qualité est essentielle pour permettre à terme une réinsertion dans la société. Les clés de succès de ce processus sont importantes à connaître par toutes les parties en contact avec la victime pour éviter un processus de retraumatisations successives, de traiter la victime comme une criminelle, une personne ayant perdu son équilibre dont les propos sont peu cohérents et à la limite du mensonge

 

5 DECEMBER 2023 — CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING POLICY, LEGISLATION, INVESTIGATION, AND VICTIM SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MALE VICTIMS

This session will highlight challenges in human trafficking policy, legislation, investigation, and victim support services for male victims

11 DECEMBER 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — REFUGEE PROTECTION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING: AN IMPORTANT ISSUE FOR THE GLOBAL REFUGEE FORUM 2023

This event aims to shed light on the complex dynamics that refugees face when they become vulnerable to human trafficking and calls for holistic, comprehensive and rights-based responses. The Global Refugee Forum 2023 provides a unique opportunity for more solidarity sharing and enhanced access to protection and solutions for refugees who are victims of trafficking or at risk of being trafficked

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Watch  good practices leaders for victims of human trafficking

The Ad Laudato Si Forum  brings together international ethical’s top academics, politicians, business, youth, and civil society leaders to engage in addressing the most pressing issues linked to the future of our common world.

 

Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey

Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to mon­i­tor and com­bat human traf­fick­ing. Pres­i­dent of the Foun­da­tion Col­lège Uni­ver­si­taire Hen­ry Dunant (CUHD). Doc­tor of Laws of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Gene­va, Pro­fes­sor of Inter­na­tion­al Law at Web­ster Uni­ver­si­ty Gene­va. From 2010 to 2019, Vice-Pres­i­dent of the Inter­na­tion­al Insti­tute of Human­i­tar­i­an Law, San­re­mo. He worked in the Inter­na­tion­al Com­mit­tee of the Red Cross (ICRC) from 1967 to 2000, as head of the Divi­sion of Inter­na­tion­al Orga­ni­za­tions, Del­e­gate Gen­er­al for Europe and North Amer­i­ca, Region­al Del­e­gate for South­ern Africa and the Indi­an Ocean and as Assis­tant to the President. 

Ena Lucia Mari­a­ca Pacheco

Researcher and advo­cate for jus­tice, specif­i­cal­ly for boys and men who are sur­vivors of abuse, exploita­tion and human traf­fick­ing. Mem­ber of Glob­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Human Traf­fick­ing Schol­ars (GAHTS). Author of “The needs and sto­ries of male sur­vivors of child sex­u­al abuse, exploita­tion and human trafficking”.

Hol­ly Wood

Researcher, edu­ca­tor, com­mu­ni­ca­tions and vol­un­teer lead. She holds a BA Hon­ours in Law from Car­leton Uni­ver­si­ty and a MA Legal Stud­ies The­sis sur­round­ing the top­ic of police respons­es to Sex Traf­fick­ing in Ontario Cana­da. She is the Vice Chair of the Ottawa Coali­tion to End Human Traf­fick­ing, and the Chair of the Coalition’s Advo­ca­cy Committee.

Cris­t­ian Eduardo

Co-founder of “Unit­ed Immi­grants of New York” and “Mujeres en Resisten­cia”, advo­cate, speak­er and edu­ca­tor for anti-traf­fick­ing ini­tia­tives. He is a sur­vivor of inter­na­tion­al and domes­tic sex and labor traf­fick­ing. Cris­t­ian Eduardo’s inspi­ra­tion for his social jus­tice work is to give insight that vic­tims always remain human beings. He a Lead Human Traf­fick­ing Con­sul­tant and Sur­vivor with Shobana Pow­ell Consulting.

Alisa Gbior­czyk

CEO & Founder of CYBER NITEWATCH which offers spe­cial­ized in-per­son and online train­ing cours­es, action­able intel­li­gence prod­ucts to the appro­pri­ate author­i­ties inves­ti­gat­ing HT, pri­vate inves­ti­ga­tors in the state of Vir­ginia (US) and research. Alisa Gbior­czyk is ded­i­cat­ed to pro­vid­ing research, intel­li­gence, train­ing, and sup­port to the world. She is mem­ber of the OSCE Inter­na­tion­al Sur­vivor Advi­so­ry Coun­cil (ISTAC), of INTER­POL’s Human Traf­fick­ing Expert Group and of the Glob­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Human Traf­fick­ing Schol­ars. She trained Cana­di­an law enforce­ment offi­cials and devel­oped train­ing for pros­e­cu­tors and law enforce­ment offi­cials in South Africa. She grad­u­at­ed with a mas­ter’s degree in inter­na­tion­al rela­tions from Har­vard University.

H.E. Ambas­sador Giampao­lo Cantini

Sec­re­tary Gen­er­al of For­eign Affairs,
Sov­er­eign Order of Malta.

Geneviève Colas

Coor­di­na­tor of the Col­lec­tive “Togeth­er against human traf­fick­ing”, gath­er­ing 28 asso­ci­a­tions for Sec­ours Catholique-Car­i­tas France.
Mem­ber of the CNCDH, Nation­al Con­sul­ta­tive Com­mis­sion on Human Rights (France). Ad hoc admin­is­tra­tor at the juve­nile court of Nan­terre in France (to defend the inter­ests of minor victims).
Mem­ber of the coor­di­na­tion group of the glob­al net­work Coat­net (Chris­tians against human traf­fick­ing). Mem­ber of the Civ­il Soci­ety Plat­form cre­at­ed by the Euro­pean Commission.

Amy Pope

Direc­tor Gen­er­al, IOM. For­mer IOM’s Deputy Direc­tor Gen­er­al (DDG) for Man­age­ment and Reform. Before join­ing IOM, DG Pope served as the Senior Advi­sor on Migra­tion to US Pres­i­dent Biden and served as the Deputy Home­land Secu­ri­ty Advi­sor to Pres­i­dent Oba­ma. She has also occu­pied posi­tions at the US Depart­ment of Jus­tice and US Sen­ate and was a Part­ner in the Lon­don-based law firm, Schillings. She grad­u­at­ed magna cum laude from the Duke Uni­ver­si­ty School of Law with a Juris Doc­tor and has a BA in Polit­i­cal Sci­ence (with Hon­ors) from the Haver­ford Col­lege in Pennsylvania.

H.E. Ambas­sador Jérôme Bonnafont

Per­ma­nent Rep­re­sen­ta­tive of France to the UN and OIs. Pre­vi­ous­ly in charge of human resources pol­i­cy at the French Min­istry of Euro­pean and For­eign Affairs, after serv­ing as Direc­tor of the North Africa and Mid­dle East Depart­ment (2015–2019), Ambas­sador to Madrid (2012–2015) and New Del­hi (2007–2011). Grad­u­ate of the “Denis Diderot” class of the Ecole nationale d’ad­min­is­tra­tion (ENA ‑1986).

Pro­fes­sor Siob­hán MULLALLY

U.N. Spe­cial Rap­por­teur on traf­fick­ing in per­sons, espe­cial­ly in women and chil­dren. Pro­fes­sor of Human Rights Law and Direc­tor of the Irish Cen­tre for Human Rights at NUI Gal­way. From 2017–19, Pro­fes­sor Mul­lal­ly was the Pres­i­dent of the Coun­cil of Europe treaty mon­i­tor­ing body, the Group of Experts on Action against Traf­fick­ing (GRETA).

Patrick Eba

Deputy Direc­tor from Divi­sion of Inter­na­tion­al Pro­tec­tion, UNHCR. 

Andrea Salvoni

Act­ing Coor­di­na­tor for Com­bat­ting Traf­fick­ing in Human Beings, OSCE. 

Ariela Mitri

Deputy Director/Head ofAn­ti-Traf­fick­ing and Migra­tion Depart­ment, Car­i­tas Albania.

Organisers

The Foun­da­tion Hen­ry Dunant Uni­ver­si­ty Col­lege (CUHD), based in Gene­va (Switzer­land), in the hearts of the inter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty, orga­nizes the plat­form “adlaudatosi” to pro­mote its webi­na­rs on the themes of inte­gral ecol­o­gy and the fight against human traf­fick­ing as well as  to con­tribute to the pro­mo­tion of a true cul­ture of human rights and human dig­ni­ty. A new hope is need­ed to give new impe­tus to our soci­eties in cri­sis: a cul­ture that pro­motes the dig­ni­ty and inte­gral devel­op­ment of the per­son must be taught to build a just world and a future for every human being. The theme of inte­gral ecol­o­gy is cen­tral to our think­ing. Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Order of Mal­ta to mon­i­tor and com­bat traf­fick­ing In per­sons, is CUHD’s Pres­i­dent and the ini­tia­tor of the adlaudatosi project. The Hen­ry Dunant Uni­ver­si­ty Col­lege Foun­da­tion is rec­og­nized as a pub­lic util­i­ty and is con­trolled by the Swiss Fed­er­al Super­vi­so­ry Author­i­ty for Foun­da­tions; its donors ben­e­fit from tax deductions.

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INTERNATIONAL WEBINARS

ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING 


IN THE LIGHT OF “LAUDATO SI” 


AND OF THE “FRATELLI TUTTI” ENCYCLICALS

11

Monday

11.12.2023

 

12:00 -

 

14:00

(CET)

 

SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — REFUGEE PROTECTION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING: AN IMPORTANT ISSUE FOR THE GLOBAL REFUGEE FORUM 2023

This event aims to shed light on the com­plex dynam­ics that refugees face when they become vul­ner­a­ble to human traf­fick­ing and calls for holis­tic, com­pre­hen­sive and rights-based respons­es. The Glob­al Refugee Forum 2023 pro­vides a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty for more sol­i­dar­i­ty shar­ing and enhanced access to pro­tec­tion and solu­tions for refugees who are vic­tims of traf­fick­ing or at risk of being trafficked

OPENING REMARKS & MODERATOR: H.E. Ambas­sador Giampao­lo Can­ti­ni TBC, Sec­re­tary Gen­er­al of For­eign Affairs,
Sov­er­eign Order of Malta

Speak­ers:

Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Geneviève Colas, Sec­ours Catholique France – Car­i­tas France. Pre­sen­ta­tion of COATNET and Clos­ing Remarks

Amy E. Pope TBC, Direc­tor Gen­er­al, IOM

H.E. Ambas­sador Jérôme Bon­na­font TBC, Per­ma­nent Rep­re­sen­ta­tive of France to the UN and OIs

Prof. Siob­hán Mul­lal­ly, Spe­cial Rap­por­teur on Traf­fick­ing in Per­sons, espe­cial­ly women and children

Patrick Eba, Deputy Direc­tor for Pro­tec­tion, UNHCR

Andrea Salvoni, Deputy Coor­di­na­tor for Com­bat­ing Traf­fick­ing in Human Beings, OSCE

Ariela Mitri, Deputy Director/Head ofAn­ti-Traf­fick­ing and Migra­tion Depart­ment, Car­i­tas Albania

05

Tuesday

05.12.2023

 

18:00 -

 

19:30

(CET)

 

CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING POLICY, LEGISLATION, INVESTIGATION, AND VICTIM SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MALE VICTIMS

This ses­sion will high­light chal­lenges in human traf­fick­ing pol­i­cy, leg­is­la­tion, inves­ti­ga­tion, and vic­tim sup­port ser­vices for male victims

OPENING REMARKS & INTERVIEWER: Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Speak­ers:

Ena Lucia Mari­a­ca Pacheco, Researcher and advo­cate for jus­tice, specif­i­cal­ly for boys and men who are sur­vivors of abuse, exploita­tion and human traf­fick­ing. Mem­ber of Glob­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Human Traf­fick­ing Schol­ars (GAHTS). Author of “The needs and sto­ries of male sur­vivors of child sex­u­al abuse, exploita­tion and human trafficking”

Hol­ly Wood, Researcher, edu­ca­tor, com­mu­ni­ca­tions and vol­un­teer lead. She holds a BA Hon­ours in Law from Car­leton Uni­ver­si­ty and a MA Legal Stud­ies The­sis sur­round­ing the top­ic of police respons­es to Sex Traf­fick­ing in Ontario Cana­da. She is the Vice Chair of the Ottawa Coali­tion to End Human Traf­fick­ing, and the Chair of the Coalition’s Advo­ca­cy Committee

Cris­t­ian Eduar­do, Co-founder of “Unit­ed Immi­grants of New York” and “Mujeres en Resisten­cia”, advo­cate, speak­er and edu­ca­tor for anti-traf­fick­ing ini­tia­tives. He is a sur­vivor of inter­na­tion­al and domes­tic sex and labor traf­fick­ing. Cris­t­ian Eduardo’s inspi­ra­tion for his social jus­tice work is to give insight that vic­tims always remain human beings. He a Lead Human Traf­fick­ing Con­sul­tant and Sur­vivor with Shobana Pow­ell Consulting

Alisa Gbior­czyk, CEO & Founder of CYBER NITEWATCH which offers spe­cial­ized in-per­son and online train­ing cours­es, action­able intel­li­gence prod­ucts to the appro­pri­ate author­i­ties inves­ti­gat­ing HT, pri­vate inves­ti­ga­tors in the state of Vir­ginia (US) and research. Alisa Gbior­czyk is ded­i­cat­ed to pro­vid­ing research, intel­li­gence, train­ing, and sup­port to the world. She is mem­ber of the OSCE Inter­na­tion­al Sur­vivor Advi­so­ry Coun­cil (ISTAC), of INTER­POL’s Human Traf­fick­ing Expert Group and of the Glob­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Human Traf­fick­ing Schol­ars. She trained Cana­di­an law enforce­ment offi­cials and devel­oped train­ing for pros­e­cu­tors and law enforce­ment offi­cials in South Africa. She grad­u­at­ed with a mas­ter’s degree in inter­na­tion­al rela­tions from Har­vard University

12

JEUDI

12.10.2023

 

17:00 -

 

18:30

(CEST)

 

LES SOINS DES TROUBLES DU STRESS POST-TRAUMATIQUE POUR LES VICTIMES DE LA TRAITE DES ÊTRES HUMAINS — PTSD CARE FOR HT VICTIMS

Les impacts post-trau­ma­tiques peu­vent boule­vers­er à ce point le com­porte­ment d’une vic­time qu’elle se retrou­ve dans l’incapacité de témoign­er con­crète­ment sur son his­torique et les sévices vécus, dans une atti­tude objec­tive qui va con­tre son intérêt lors des pre­miers con­tacts avec les per­son­nes et autorités qui doivent qual­i­fi­er son statut juridique de vic­times de la traite. La rémis­sion et la diminu­tion de ces impacts est un proces­sus très long de soins dont la qual­ité est essen­tielle pour per­me­t­tre à terme une réin­ser­tion dans la société. Les clés de suc­cès de ce proces­sus sont impor­tantes à con­naître par toutes les par­ties en con­tact avec la vic­time pour éviter un proces­sus de retrau­ma­ti­sa­tions suc­ces­sives, de traiter la vic­time comme une crim­inelle, une per­son­ne ayant per­du son équili­bre dont les pro­pos sont peu cohérents et à la lim­ite du mensonge

INTRODUCTION & MODÉRATION : Pro­fesseur Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sadeur de l’Or­dre de Malte con­tre la traite de personnes

Inter­venants :

Joana Her­rmann, psy­cho­logue du refuge genevois du « Cœur des Grottes », spé­cial­isée en psychotraumatologie

Doc­toresse Sophie Durieux, Respon­s­able RSP HUG (RÉSEAU SANTÉ POUR TOUS)

Doc­teur Emmanuel Escard, Respon­s­able de l’Unité Inter­dis­ci­plinaire de Médecine et Préven­tion de la Vio­lence (UIMPV—HUG)

Co-organ­isa­teurs : Ordre de Malte, Foun­da­tion du Coeur des Grottes et asso­ci­a­tion Astrée, refuges pour vic­times de la traite à Genève et à Lausanne

20

Wednesday

20.09.2023

 

15:00 -

 

16:00

(CEST)

 

RAISING AWARENESS ON CONTEMPORARY SLAVERY

Vic­tims of human traf­fick­ing often face mul­ti­ple forms of abuse, exploita­tion, and trau­ma. It is cru­cial to estab­lish a com­pre­hen­sive frame­work that not only sup­ports vic­tims but also pre­vents their pun­ish­ment or crim­i­nal­iza­tion for the crimes they were forced to com­mit. Twen­ty-three years after the Paler­mo Pro­to­col (Unit­ed Nations Pro­to­col to Pre­vent, Sup­press and Pun­ish Traf­fick­ing in Per­sons, espe­cial­ly Women, and Chil­dren), the scourge of human traf­fick­ing is far from being defeated

OPENING REMARKS & MODERATOR: Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Speak­ers:

Dr. Berta Fer­nan­dez-Alfaro, IOM Chiel of Mis­sion. Coor­di­na­tion Ollice for Switzer­land and Liechtenstein

H.E. Cindy Dyer, Ambas­sador at large, Ofice to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Trafick­ing in Per­sons — US. Depart­ment of State

Prof. Tomoya Oboka­ta, Spe­cial Rap­por­teur on Con­tem­po­rary Forms of Slav­ery. Human Rights Coun­cil, UN Geneva

Alice Eck­stein, Project Direc­tor of the FAST ini­tia­tive. For­mer Pro­gramme Man­ag­er for the Mod­ern Slav­ery Pro­gramme at Unit­ed Nations Uni­ver­si­ty Cen­tre for Pol­i­cy Research in New York

Orga­niz­ers:

Sov­er­eign Order of Malta

IOM Switzer­land

Cospon­sors:

U.S. Per­ma­nent Mis­sion to the Unit­ed Nations Office and oth­er Inter­na­tion­al orga­ni­za­tions in Geneva

Per­ma­nent Mis­sion of Colom­bia to the Unit­ed Nations Office and oth­er inter­na­tion­al orga­ni­za­tions in Geneva

Per­ma­nent Mis­sion of the Prin­ci­pal­i­ty of Liecht­en­stein to the Unit­ed Nations Office and oth­er inter­na­tion­al orga­ni­za­tions in Geneva

12

Tuesday

12.09.2023

 

18:00 -

 

19:30

(CEST)

 

BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION, HEALING, COLLABORATION, AND PROGRAMMES FOR MEN & BOYS

This ses­sion will high­light best prac­tices around the world with Ena Lucia Mari­a­ca Pacheco and with tes­ti­monies from sur­vivors who are now involved in the fight and train­ing against the abuse of male children

 

 

OPENING REMARKS & INTERVIEWER: Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Speak­ers:

Ena Lucia Mari­a­ca Pacheco — Mod­er­a­tor, Researcher and advo­cate for jus­tice, specif­i­cal­ly for boys and men who are sur­vivors of abuse, exploita­tion and human traf­fick­ing. Mem­ber of Glob­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Human Traf­fick­ing Schol­ars (GAHTS). Author of “The needs and sto­ries of male sur­vivors of child sex­u­al abuse, exploita­tion and human trafficking”

Francesco Cecon, Head of the Glob­al Boys Ini­tia­tive at ECPAT Inter­na­tion­al and leads the pro­gramme design and imple­men­ta­tion with mem­bers and part­ners since May 2022. Pre­vi­ous­ly, he worked for sev­er­al years with Save the Chil­dren as a Child Pro­tec­tion Advi­sor across West Africa, Europe and Cen­tral Amer­i­ca in both devel­op­ment and human­i­tar­i­an con­texts, focus­ing on case man­age­ment ser­vices for child sur­vivors of sex­u­al vio­lence, exploita­tion and traf­fick­ing, along with child-cen­tred psy­choso­cial sup­port inter­ven­tions. Francesco holds a mas­ter’s degree from the Uni­ver­si­ty of War­wick and speaks Eng­lish, French, Span­ish and Italian

Per­ry Pow­er, Actor, Speak­er and entre­pre­neur, Per­ry Pow­er rais­es aware­ness of intra-famil­ial abuse and inspires sur­vivors to break their silence. Per­ry co-found­ed “We Res­cue Kids” (a U.S‑based char­i­ty giv­ing free men­tal health­care to child sur­vivors of sex­u­al abuse), is a trustee for “We-Togeth­er” (a UK-based char­i­ty build­ing a tool that allows vic­tims to self-report), and runs a self-pub­lish­ing com­pa­ny called “Pow­er­ful Books”, help­ing trau­ma sur­vivors to write and pub­lish their own book

Nathan Earl, Researcher, advo­cate and pub­lic health con­sul­tant with a pas­sion for co-build­ing resilient com­mu­ni­ties immune to exploita­tion. Under the giantslay­er. brand, Nathan lever­ages more than 20 years of lived and pro­fes­sion­al expe­ri­ence to help orga­ni­za­tions and com­mu­ni­ties pre­vent vio­lence against boys and men, as well as 2SLGBTQ+ young peo­ple. Mr. Earl’s research focus areas include drug-facil­i­tat­ed com­mer­cial sex­u­al exploita­tion, men­tal health chal­lenges expe­ri­enced by those impact­ed by human traf­fick­ing, and male vic­tim­iza­tion syn­dem­ic to sub­stance depen­den­cy, PTSD and HIV. In 2014, Mr. Earl oper­a­tional­ized one of the first out­reach and hous­ing pro­grams for male youth sur­vivors of human traf­fick­ing pre­sent­ing with sub­stance depen­den­cy. Nathan cur­rent­ly serves as a Con­sul­tant with Nation­al Youth Law Cen­ter, The Nation­al Cen­ter on Child Traf­fick­ing, U.S. Depart­ment of Health and Human Ser­vices’ Equi­ty and Human Traf­fick­ing Tech­ni­cal Assis­tance Cen­ters, is the co-founder of the U.S. Coun­cil on Vio­lence against Men and Boys and is a Board Direc­tor at Love 146

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Please access the sub­ti­tles by click­ing on “CC” in the Vimeo menu, avail­able in the fol­low­ing lan­guages: Eng­lish, French, Ger­man, Ital­ian, Russ­ian, Span­ish, Sim­pli­fied Chi­nese. You can access addi­tion­al doc­u­ments by click­ing on the fol­low­ing link:…

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Modern Slavery and Decent Work

Mod­ern Slav­ery and Decent Work Join us for a bet­ter under­stand­ing of the grow­ing phe­nom­e­non of mod­ern slav­ery, through the inter­sect­ing per­spec­tives of an econ­o­mist Pro­fes­sor Marc Ches­ney, a vic­tim assis­tance expert Cristi­na Duran­ti and a sup­ply chain specialist…

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Impact Of Human Trafficking On Health: Healing

Impact Of Human Traf­fick­ing On Health: Heal­ing OPENING REMARKS: Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Per­sons Speak­ers: Sr. Mir­jam Beike, RGS, Mod­er­a­tor Mar­i­ana Meshi, Direc­tor of the shelter…

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