Toolkit

Toolkit

Posters and More

Does everyone at your school know about TraffickSTOP? Download and print these files to help promote the TraffickSTOP program. These materials are available in multiple sizes and options, suitable for in-house printing or a professional print shop. Choose the options that work best for you.

Outreach opportunity: Tell local businesses about the TraffickSTOP program. Ask if they can donate funds for professional printing, or if they can provide free printing for these materials.
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TraffickSTOP Poster A
TraffickSTOP Poster D
Traffick Stop Brochure Inside
TraffickSTOP poster B

Team Meetings

Team meetings are the heart of the TraffickSTOP program. The meetings are your chance to facilitate important conversations about real issues that can impact team members and the entire student body.

Stay on track. Download these materials before each meeting so you can be fully prepared to work with your team. The meeting plans outline general goals for each meeting, and the student handouts reinforce important ideas and information about human trafficking. Materials are being updated with minor modifications; final versions of the materials will be available by the end of September 2024.

Your school, your team. The TraffickSTOP program is designed to be flexible. It’s up to you to use the materials to create a welcoming team environment that works for you and your school.
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Meeting Plans

Meeting 1: Introduction to TraffickSTOP
Meeting 2: Defining the Issue
Meeting 3: Relationships in the Digital Age
Meeting 4: Safe at Home, Safe Online
Meeting 5: Protecting Your Online Presence
Meeting 6: Avoiding Misinformation
Meeting 7: Spotting Unsafe Behaviors
Meeting 8: Setting Healthy Boundaries
Meeting 9: Gauging Community Risk
Meeting 10: The Big Picture
Meeting 11: Hear from the Experts
Meeting 12: Planning Your Awareness Week

Activities, Props, and Team Member Survey

Domestic Violence Power and Control Wheel
Human Trafficking Power and Control Wheel
Meeting 6: Myths v. Facts
Myths & Facts Signs
Meeting 7: Stop Sign Situations
Stop Sign Graphic
Meeting 8: Safe or Sus
Meeting 9: Trafficking Today
Meeting 10: Resource Map
Team Member Survey

Meeting Presentations

Meeting 1: Introduction to TraffickSTOP
Meeting 2: Defining the Issue
Meeting 3: Relationships in the Digital Age
Meeting 4: Safe at Home, Safe Online
Meeting 5: Protecting Your Online Presence
Meeting 6: Avoiding Misinformation
Meeting 7: Spotting Unsafe Behaviors
Meeting 8: Setting Healthy Boundaries
Meeting 9: Gauging Community Risk
Meeting 10: The Big Picture
Template for Additional Slides

Additional Documents

Facilitator Onboarding Participant Guide
About TraffickSTOP and FAQ's
School Year Roadmap
Using the Meeting Plans
Engaging with Your Team
Project Preparation
Online Delivery Tips
Discussing Sensitive Topics
Working with ECM Task Forces
Using Victim-Centered Language
TraffickSTOP Certificate of Completion
Reporting

Navigating the TraffickSTOP Website

Learn more about how the TraffickSTOP website works by completing this course. The course should be completed by all facilitators.
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self-paced online training for TraffickSTOP facilitators

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This project was supported by cooperative agreement 2020-VT-BX-K001, awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions contained herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. References to specific agencies, companies, products, or services should not be considered an endorsement by the author(s) or the U.S. Department of Justice. Rather, the references are illustrations to supplement discussion of the issues. The Internet references cited in this publication were valid as of the date of publication. Given that URLs and websites are in constant flux, neither the author(s) nor the Office for Victims of Crime can vouch for their current validity.

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