Relationships and Sex Trafficking Module

Learning Outcomes

Students will:

  • Learn about luring tactics traffickers commonly use in the 'boyfriend scenario'.
  • Have the opportunity to distinguish between the characteristics of unhealthy
    and healthy relationships by discussing Amy's story.
  • Reflect on their own personal values and demonstrate how everyone deserves to feel valued, respected and safe in any kind of relationship.
  • Learn to reach out to a trusted adult for help if they find themselves in an unsafe situation. They will receive important contact information of community agencies available to support young people.

Module Overview

  • Creating a safe space
  • Ice Breaker
  • Amy's story
  • Group Activity
  • Wrap-up & resource support

Resources to Download

Here are the resources needed for this module. Contact us to request a copy of the module slide deck: presentations@covenanthouse.ca.

Relationships and Sex Trafficking Module
Teacher standing in front of classroom

Grades 7-12

Clock

40-70 minutes

Screen projector
  • Smart Board or computer
  • Projector and screen
  • Speakers
  • Whiteboard
  • Chart paper

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Educator Guide

Learn the basics of sex trafficking and why it’s important to talk to your students about it. Also suggested as advanced preparation before facilitating our sex trafficking awareness and prevention modules with students.

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Includes an animated video narrated by a sex trafficking survivor, slides and discussion questions. Students will learn what sex trafficking is, tactics that traffickers use to manipulate victims and the red flags to watch out for. Suitable for grades 7-12.

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Traffickers use a variety of tactics to control their victims. Read about this cycle of exploitation and how it affects the mindsets of victims.

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