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Comparative Interdisciplinary Research and the Trafficking in Persons Lab at the University of South Florida
Fri, Nov 15, 9:30 to 10:50am, Salon 11 - Lower B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
Our session highlights comparative research which promotes and strengthens interdisciplinary research to tackle the needs of anti-human trafficking responses. This panel features research conducted at the USF Trafficking in Persons Research Lab. The panel features a comparison of two human trafficking screening tools, a cross-cultural comparative analysis of the Trauma Bonding Scale for Adults©, comparison of the impacts of commercial sexual exploitation during adolescence and adulthood, and a comparison of data collected to address stakeholder needs. Taken together, these papers highlight the benefits of comparative interdisciplinary research to strengthen collaborative efforts to address research needs in human trafficking.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Validating Measures of Human Trafficking: A Comparative Analysis of Two Human Trafficking Screening Tools - Emily Walker, University of South Florida; Klejdis Bilali, University of South Florida; Joan Reid, University of South Florida
A cross-cultural comparative analysis of the Trauma Bonding Scale for Adults© Between US and Kenyan Young Adults - Klejdis Bilali, University of South Florida; Serena Wasilewski, University of South Florida; Tiffany Chenneville, University of South Florida; Joan Reid, University of South Florida
Onto the next generation: Exploring the impact of mother’s experiences of child abuse and commercial sex industry involvement on child custody outcomes - Klejdis Bilali, University of South Florida; Kaci Crook, Cypress Wellness Center; Sarah Gardy, University of Florida; Joan Reid, University of South Florida
BRIGHTening Pathways: Analyzing Stakeholder Needs for Enhanced Engagement in Human Trafficking Services - Shelly Wagers, University of South Florida; Jessica Grosholz, University of South Florida; Kailey Pate Carter, University of South Florida; Soriyah Amanda Khan, University of South Florida; Martha McCullough, University of South Florida
Chair
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The Trafficking in Persons Risk to Resilience Research Lab at the University of South Florida