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Cultural Considerations in Assisting Victims of Human Trafficking

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Cultural Considerations in Assisting Victims of Human Trafficking: 
A Two-Day Training Institute Sponsored by the National MultiCultural Institute

Part of NMCI's 24th Annual National Diversity Leadership Development Institute

In Collaboration with:
Joy Zarembka, Break The Chain
Jolene Smith, Free the Slaves
Louis Ramos, J.D., U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Columbia

CONSIDER
There are approximately 200,000 trafficking victims in the United States at the present time and the numbers are growing at an alarming rate. One of the most important ways to help victims access resources, recover from trauma, and build a new life is by understanding the cultural context of the survivor’s life experiences.

JOIN
Eva Young and Laura Shipler Chico at this unique workshop to learn how to address the complex process of providing the resources survivors need to adjust into their new lives. Participants will gain increased knowledge and skills for working in diverse communities, enhanced awareness of the role of cultural competence in the identification of and service to victims, and greater understanding of the cultural barriers that victims and providers face.

For reservations, call (800) 333-3333 and ask for the National MultiCultural Institute rate.

Registration Information: 
Registration Fee: $200
Online at www.nmci.org

Or download the registration form from and mail to:
National MultiCultural Institute
3000 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Suite 438
Washington, DC 20008

Or Fax to:
FAX: (202) 483-5233

Who Should Attend? 
Direct service providers
Law enforcement personnel
Victims' advocates who are working to identify and assist survivors of human trafficking
 
Bring a Group and Save! 
NMCI is happy to offer a discount for groups of 3 or more individuals representing the same organization.

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