Human trafficking is a growing reality in many communities and, unfortunately, correctional institutions are a primary recruitment venue. Many victims suffer from serious medical and mental health conditions, lack trusting relationships, and are reluctant to self-identify as victims. They cycle in and out of correctional systems on prostitution and drug-related charges. Learn how to address this issue by instituting policies, training, and other interventions that help break the cycle of victimization.

Educational Objectives

• Review ways to identify suspected human trafficking victims
• Describe the health effects of human trafficking
• List interventions that effectively address human trafficking in a correctional system

Level: Basic