Inland Empire Unit – Empowerment through Awareness: Understanding Human Trafficking Fundamentals for Social Workers on January 8

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a presidentially designated observance designed to educate the public about human trafficking and the role that can be played in preventing and responding to human trafficking. Join the Inland Empire Unit for a free presentation on January 8 to receive vital information and education on awareness and how to advocate for clients who are being trafficked.

Fees

• Free

About the Presenter
Michelle Buell is an MSW Student at Walden University and works as an anti-trafficking advocate.

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