Sex Trafficking 101 Module

Learning Outcomes

Students will learn:

  • The basics about sex trafficking - what is it, how it happens, tactics traffickers use and red flags to watch out for.
  • How to protect themselves, both offline and online.
  • To reach out to a trusted adult for help for themselves or a friend. They will also receive information on which community agencies are available to support young people.

Module Overview

  • Creating a safe space
  • Icebreaker: True or False
  • Understanding sex trafficking
  • Safety planning & getting help
  • 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.

 

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Sex Trafficking 101 Module
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Grades 7-12

Clock

40-70 minutes

Screen projector
  • Smart Board or computer, projector and screen
  • Speakers

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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.

Young man and woman sitting together

Includes a video based on the real-life experience of a teen who was trafficked, followed by discussion, slides and optional group activity. Students explore healthy and unhealthy relationships and learn some of the luring tactics traffickers use. Suitable for grades 7-12.

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