Modern slavery and human trafficking

Global Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response

This course provides comprehensive training for Salvation Army personnel to strengthen their understanding of how to address modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT) from a global perspective.

The course equips students to integrate and implement the Freedom Action Framework, The Salvation Army's eight response areas, in their territory, region, and/or community.

About this course

Online, self-directed course
Fifteen hours to complete
Part of the Global Specialisation Sectors area of study
Course Developers: Major Ray Lamont, Commissioner (Dr) Marieke Venter, Malaika Oringo, Priscilla Santos, Commissioner Christine Macmillan, Anne Makumi, Nkechi Egonte, Anne Gregora, Tribeni Gurung, Toluwanimi Jaiyebo, Heather Moore, Dr Kevin Bales, Major Merlinda Timo-Boone, Reverend Sandie Morgan

Modules

Overview of Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery
Labour Trafficking
Sex Trafficking
Child Trafficking
Cross-Cutting Themes of Survivor and Trauma Informed
Cross-Cutting Themes of Cultural Competency and Self-Care
Prayer, Biblical Justice and The Salvation Army Response
Prevention
Protection
Prosecution and Policy
Proof and Research
Participation
Partnerships and Networks

Learning outcomes

An understanding of the eight response areas of The Salvation Army's Freedom Action Framework: prevention, protection, prosecution, partnership, prayer, policy, participation and proof.
Knowledge of the theological underpinnings for the response to MSHT as well as Salvation Army history, traditions and preferred approaches in this fight.
Practical tools that work seamlessly with Salvation Army approaches to faith-based community development and theories of change.

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