Human Trafficking Industry and Discipline-Specific Materials

Busing on the Lookout (BOTL)

The bus industry has a key role to play in combating human trafficking, particularly as frontline employees may be coming into contact with victims of human trafficking in the course of their everyday jobs. Click on each industry segment below to learn more about its possible intersections with human trafficking and how you can get involved in fighting this heinous crime. Busing on the Lookout, Truckers Against Trafficking

• Combatting Human Trafficking in Schools
• Blue Campaign Campus Toolkit​
  

• Parish Resource Packet

• SOAR Online Training Modules SOAR Online provides HT training modules online for health care providers and allied health care professionals
• SOAR for Native Communities  
• Medical Providers' Understanding of Sex Trafficking and Their Experiences with At-Risk Patients (Pediatrics, 2015)
• Medical College of Wisconsin Training: The Medical Response to Sex Trafficking in Minors
• Resources for Behavioral Health (U.S. Health and Human Services)

• Front Desk Summary
  
• Interactive Webinar:  Hotel and Lodging Staff (2018, WI DCF, DOJ)
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff - English
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff - Spanish
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff - Hmong
• Video Webinar:  Hotel and Lodging Staff (2018, WI DCF, DOJ)
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff Video - English
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff Video - Spanish
  • Hotel and Lodging Staff Video - Hmong
• Hospitality Industry Toolkit: English
  

Continued Presence (CP) 

CP is a temporary immigration status provided to individuals identified by law enforcement as victims of a “severe form of trafficking in persons” who may be potential witnesses. 

• Continued Presence Brochure
  
• Continued Presence Video Series - describes who is eligible for CP and how a request is made.

T-Visas 

T nonimmigrant status is a temporary immigration benefit that enables certain victims of a severe form of human trafficking to remain in the United States for up to 4 years if they have assisted law enforcement in an investigation or prosecution of human trafficking.

• The Role of Law Enforcement in the T Visa Process (Police Executive Research Forum, 2018)
• Immigration & Public Benefits in Wisconsin (WI Collaboration on Immigration and Public Benefits)

• Human Trafficking Guide for Criminal Justice Professionals​ (Wisconsin Department of Justice, 2020)
• Duty to Report Trafficking of a Child to Local Child Protection (WI DOJ Oct. 2018)
• The Crime of Human Trafficking: A Law Enforcement Guide to Identification and Investigation (IACP)
• Toolkit: Child Sex Trafficking: A Training Series for Frontline Officers (IACP)
• IACP Human Trafficking Roll-Call Training Video Series (IACP)
• The Role of Law Enforcement in the T Visa Process ​(Police Executive Research Forum, 2018)
• Blue Campaign Training (DHS)​
  
• Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force Strategy and Operations e-Guide
• Wisconsin Child Sex Trafficking Exploitation Indicator and Response Guide (2017)

• Meeting the Legal Needs of Human Trafficking Victims: An Introduction for Domestic Violence Attorneys & Advocates (American Bar Association, 2009)
• Online Benefits and Services Guidebook for Immigrants (WI Department of Children & Families)

• Trafficking in Persons: A Guide for Non-Governmental Organizations (U.S. DOJ)

• Building a Child Welfare Response to Child Trafficking Handbook
  by Katherine Kaufka Walts JD, Shelby French MSW, MSc et al. (luc.edu)
• Wisconsin Child Sex Trafficking Exploitation Indicator and Response Guide (2017)
• DOJ-DCF Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force Prevention & Awareness Toolkit (2017)
• Law Enforcement Duty to Report Trafficking of a Child to Local Child Protection (WI DOJ Oct. 2018)

• Transportation Industry Toolkit
• ​TAT​