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Innovations in Human Trafficking Research—Part 2: Community Partnerships and Engagement
Fri, Nov 14, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Independence Salon H - M4Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel highlights innovative research being done in collaboration with community partners and through engagement with stakeholders and service providers. First, this panel will review findings from an ongoing community partnered study that is adapting a family intervention component to better address the needs of sex trafficking specialty court participants. Second, interviews with anti-trafficking stakeholders and service providers were analyzed to assess their implicit use of the Substance Abuse and Mental Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) trauma-informed principles. Findings and implications will be reviewed in the context of trauma-informed practices for future researchers and practitioners to consider. Third, this panel will examine findings from surveys and semi-structured interviews with stakeholders and service providers who have experience with labor trafficking in Nebraska.
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Individual Presentations
Co-Designing an Adapted Family Intervention to Meet Unique Treatment Needs among Sex Trafficking Specialty Court Program Participants - Aaron Murnan, University of Cincinnati; Gwen England, Director of CATCH Court; Jane Mahon, University of Cincinnati; Symone Pate, University of Cincinnati; Susan Thompson, Freedom A La Carte & Co-Design Team; Christina Stewart, Co-Design Team; Sarah M. Manchak, University of Cincinnati; Jennifer Brown, Purdue University; Melinda Butsch Kovacic, University of Cincinnati
Implicit Use of Trauma Informed Approaches by Anti-Human Trafficking Stakeholders and Service Providers - Timothy Kauer, University of Missouri-St. Louis; Valerie Anderson, University of Missouri-St. Louis; Nicole McKenna, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Improving Responses to Labor Trafficking: Final Findings from an Assessment in Nebraska - Teresa C. Kulig, University of Nebraska Omaha; Sadaf Hashimi, University of Nebraska Omaha; Valeria Torres-Rivera, University of Nebraska Omaha; Kaitlyn Swanberg, University of Nebraska Omaha; Morgan Goslar, University of Nebraska Omaha