Presenting, Presenting, Presenting!

Anybody can be a victim of human trafficking!

At this point, I am trying to schedule as many presentations as possible on the topic of human trafficking and the healthcare provider. I have been able to do several different presentations already, and am scheduled for my next one on the 20th of July at the 1917 clinic at UAB.

Here's a little more in depth information on my presentation:

Title: The healthcare Provider's Role in Identifying Human Trafficking

Objectives: By the end of the presentation, the healthcare provider should be able to:
                   1. Understand the scope of the problem of Human Trafficking
                   2. Assess and Identify potential victims of human trafficking
                   3. Identify the importance of their specific role in eradicating human trafficking

Expertise: My background in nursing combined with my extensive research of the literature in regards to the phenomenon of human trafficking have helped give me a thorough understanding of the phenomenon of human trafficking as it relates to the health care provider.

For my next presentation, I am researching the role of HIV as it relates to the human trafficking victim. I will keep you posted as to my findings!


Here is a breakdown of human trafficking within the US: