1 Human Trafficking Coalition

Center for Human Rights and Social Justice

Center for Human Rights and Social Justice 1 Human Trafficking Coalition

Barry’s CHRSJ was founded in 2015 with a primary aim of advancing trauma-informed approaches to address key social justice issues including human trafficking, sexual violence, and the marginalization of individuals with diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.

The CHRSJ/1HTC team consists of nationally and internationally recognized experts in several areas important to effective anti-trafficking efforts. Collectively, the team has decades of experience training providers and organizations across the U.S. in social justice and human rights oriented approaches to practice with marginalized populations who may be particularly at risk for exploitation. Over the last four years, we have partnered with 50+ organizations across multiple systems to provide education, training, and capacity building to advance trauma-informed, resiliency-focused and culturally relevant services for at risk populations across South Florida.

As Florida continues to be ranked as the third highest trafficking destination in the country, with half of all trafficking victims under the age of 18(FL Dept. of HHS, 2018), our commitment to combating human trafficking is stronger than ever!

Mission

"To support and enhance existing Anti-trafficking efforts in Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin counties by aligning resources and serving as an information, education and networking hub for organizations and the general community"

Trauma Informed Human Trafficking Certificate

Human trafficking is modern day slavery, a human rights injustice that subjugates 4.5 million individuals who are trafficked worldwide in the sex industry, 98 percent of them are women and girls. Although research and literature magnifies the plight and voices of women and girls, the voices and experiences of men and boys are often not documented, leaving boys and men’s experiences inaudible — the invisible sub population. As such, we can clearly deduce that this is a serious public health, human rights, and social injustice issue impacting all members of society; thereby, enlisting all members of society to join together in standing against this criminal network that profits from the most disenfranchised in our communities.

Learn more about the certificate.

Resources


Contact Us:

Carolina Rios M.A
Project Director
crios@barry.edu

Need help? United States:
1 (888) 373-7888
National Human Trafficking Hotline
SMS: 233733 (Text "HELP" or "INFO")
Hours: 24 hours, 7 days a week
Languages: English, Spanish and 200 more languages
Website: humantraffickinghotline.org

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