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Evaluation Strategies for Programs that Identify and Serve Victims of Human Trafficking
Wed, Nov 16, 8:00 to 9:20am, Hilton, Quarterdeck A, Riverside ComplexSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
Strategies to identify and respond to human trafficking are developing rapidly, but evaluation data to guide practice remain sparse. This panel describes three current evaluations: a pilot-tested screening tool for child welfare-involved and runaway/homeless youth; a longitudinal evaluation of a theory-based, evidence-informed interventions for sex trafficked youth; and a mixed methods process evaluation of sex federally-funded service programs.
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Individual Presentations
Developing and Pre-testing a Human Trafficking Screening Tool for Child Welfare Involved Youth and Runaway and Homeless Youth - Meredith Dank, Urban Institute; Lilly Yu, Urban Institute
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Survivor-Led Mentorship Programming for Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking Victims - Jennifer Paruk, Boston University School of Public Health; Katie Bright, Northeastern University; Emily F. Rothman, Boston University; Amy Farrell, Northeastern University
Case Management and Coordinated Care for Victims of Human Trafficking: Early findings from a mixed methods process evaluation - Kathleen Krieger, RTI International; Jennifer Hardison Walters, RTI International; Deborah Gibbs, RTI International