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Innovations in Human Trafficking Research—Part 3: A Focus on Labor Trafficking
Thu, Nov 14, 9:30 to 10:50am, Foothill G2 - 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel highlights research being done in the field of labor trafficking. First, this panel will explore existing research on labor trafficking and provide a synthesis of what is known, gaps in prior work, and implications for future scholars to consider. Second, the process of conducting a labor trafficking assessment in Nebraska will be reviewed for an ongoing study, including the development of the multi-phased project and lessons learned. Third, the preliminary findings from interviews for the labor trafficking assessment in Nebraska will be discussed.
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Individual Presentations
A Review of Labor Trafficking Research - Kaitlyn Swanberg, University of Nebraska Omaha; Teresa C. Kulig, University of Nebraska Omaha; Sadaf Hashimi, University of Nebraska Omaha; Valeria Torres-Rivera, University of Nebraska Omaha; Morgan Goslar, University of Nebraska Omaha
The Process of Conducting a Labor Trafficking Assessment in Nebraska - Valeria Torres-Rivera, University of Nebraska Omaha; Teresa C. Kulig, University of Nebraska Omaha; Sadaf Hashimi, University of Nebraska Omaha; Kaitlyn Swanberg, University of Nebraska Omaha; Morgan Goslar, University of Nebraska Omaha
Preliminary Findings from A Labor Trafficking Assessment in Nebraska - Teresa C. Kulig, University of Nebraska Omaha; Sadaf Hashimi, University of Nebraska Omaha; Kaitlyn Swanberg, University of Nebraska Omaha; Valeria Torres-Rivera, University of Nebraska Omaha; Morgan Goslar, University of Nebraska Omaha