The Biology of Sexual Abuse and Sex Trafficking (Part 2 – Anti-Trafficking Initiative)
Introducing “The Biology of Sexual Abuse and Sex Trafficking.”
In an effort to better understand how a history of sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation changes the victim’s physiology, we are initiating “The Biology of Sexual Abuse and Sex Trafficking” training to CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery county volunteers. Advocates will learn the profile of a pedophile, the way sexual abuse changes the victim’s body and brain, the stress-disease connection, and the lure of prostitution to adults who have survived child sexual abuse. The is the 2nd training we are offering as a part of our anti-trafficking initiative. The Advocate does not need to have attended the 1st training (Child Sex Trafficking 101) before attending this training. Our goal is to end child sex trafficking in our community.
The key to accomplishing this goal rests in the education and support of our Advocates, who represent the best interests of these children in care and act as their voice in court.
The Biology of Sexual Abuse and Sex Trafficking training will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2019, from 10am – 12pm in the CASA training room. Attendance is limited to 18 participants.
If you are attempting to register for this training and find that it is already full, don’t panic! We will offer this training every other month and you will receive an email invitation to register.
Date: 04/27/2019 (Sat.)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm CST
Location: CASA training room
