Join us for the Soaring Eagles Human Trafficking Awareness Summit!
Strengthening Community Resilience: A Multifaceted Approach to Combat Human Sex Trafficking in Tulsa.
In a world where the shadows of human trafficking loom large, casting a dark veil over the vulnerable, we invite you to join us in illuminating the path to freedom and resilience. We are proud to present the Human Trafficking Awareness Summit, a pivotal event in the crusade against global human trafficking.
This summit is being hosted by Soaring Eagles Youth & Family Services in collaboration with Tulsa Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc Alumnae Chapter, and the Rotary Club of Tulsa. With the support of various anti-trafficking agencies, we aim to create a united front against this modern-day slavery epidemic that preys on millions, especially women and youth.
Free for the public to attend! Register for a free general admission ticket. Approved CEU is not included.
This event is approved for 6 CEU hours for licensed therapists! Complete the Licensed Therapist registration to receive a certificate at the end of training.
WORKSHOPS:
Each of these workshops aims to cover a facet of the broader issue of human sex trafficking, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding and practical skills to contribute to combating this menace in their communities.
Recognizing the Unseen: Identifying Signs of Sex Trafficking in Your Community
Survivor Stories: A Platform for Healing and Awareness
Survivor-led panel discussions • The journey of healing: From victim to survivor
Engaging survivors in anti-trafficking efforts
Building a supportive community for survivors
Engagement of Expertise: Leverage the expertise of a former FBI agent to provide a deeper understanding of the trafficking networks and law enforcement protocols.
Trauma-Informed Responses: Fostering a Sensitive Approach to Victim Support
Understanding the impacts of trauma
Building a trauma-informed community
Training service providers on trauma-informed care
Creating safe spaces for victims and survivors