Trainings and Resources
CJCC, alone and in collaboration with partners, develops, and delivers statewide training that addresses all forms of human trafficking for a variety of professional sectors and needs. For more information about training and upcoming opportunities, please email the Human Trafficking Unit Supervisor Erica Atzenhoffer at [email protected].
Trainings include:
- Human Trafficking 101
- Understanding and Recognizing Human Trafficking in Hotels
- Understanding Human Trafficking for Medical Providers
- The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Poly-victimization
- Human Trafficking Training for Law Enforcement, First Responders, Prosecutors, Judges, Child Protective Services, and Juvenile Justice
- Training for Healthcare Provider Assessments of Child Sex Trafficking (provided by Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta)
- Human Trafficking and Gang Investigator Certification Training (GGIA)
- Georgia’s Labor Trafficking Comprehensive Response
- Enhanced Collaborative Model Agricultural Labor Trafficking Training
- Understanding the Role of School Resource Officers in Combating Human Trafficking
- Understanding the Role of a Human Trafficking Victim Advocate
- The Role of Local Government in Combating Human Trafficking
- Training for First Responders on Foreign-Born Human Trafficking
Note: Training related to the Georgia Human Trafficking Prevention Training Act (O.C.G.A. 43-21-16) can be found here.