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Guidance on how to form and develop
new human trafficking task forces as well as ideas to strengthen
existing task forces |
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Creative strategies,
examples, and lessons learned from existing task forces |
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Links to numerous tools,
trainings, and resources, including case examples |
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The
e-Guide was created for new and existing task forces, victim service
providers, law enforcement, government personnel, and other individuals
who are looking to enhance their capacity to address human trafficking.
Periodic updates of the e-Guide are planned to provide new resources
and content to support human trafficking task forces as the field
continues to evolve. New content to the guide will be informed by
promising practices that are emerging, and will reflect the needs of
the task force community, including information on special victim
populations, trauma-informed care, and prosecution of traffickers.
The
e-Guide is free!
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The e-Guide includes the following new sections &
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Guidance
on how to work with underrepresented populations; strategies to
strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration; examples of various task
force models; discussion of investigative and prosecutorial strategies
and more. |
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Information
on the latest federal and state prosecutions as well as the latest
training and technical assistance resources and tools for victim
service providers, law enforcement, and prosecutors. |
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Re-designed format to help navigate
content more easily and locate information faster. |
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Learn
more at:
www.ovcttac.gov/TaskForceGuide |
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OVC's
Training and Technical Assistance Center (OVC TTAC) provides training
to support professional development, enhance services to the
community, and expand outreach to underserved victims of crime. |
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