Indicators of Human Trafficking & Related Resources
Blue Campaign is a national public awareness campaign designed to educate the public, law enforcement, and other industry partners to recognize the indicators of human trafficking, and how to appropriately respond to possible cases. Blue Campaign works closely with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Components to create general awareness training and materials for law enforcement and others to increase detection of human trafficking, and to identify victims.
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The Blue Campaign
Stranger Danger: We Now Know Better
Campus Integrity Group
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The traditional safety warning about unfamiliar adults leaves kids underprepared. This video explains how abuse typically unfolds through relationships children already trust and encourages schools and families to teach kids how to recognize red-flag behaviors, understand their personal boundaries, and feel supported when they share something that worries them, even when it concerns someone they already know.Â
Teaching Consent and Boundaries in K-12 Schools
Campus Integrity Group
Lessons on consent and personal limits belong in schools at every grade level, and that learning should grow with students from the early years through high school. This presentation explains the many forms boundaries can take, how inappropriate behavior tends to start in small, easy-to-miss ways, and why youth often stay quiet when something feels wrong. Viewers will also learn how school staff, families, and other adults each help build safer school communities, and how this teaching serves as a powerful prevention tool.Â
How to Encourage Student Reporting
This video examines what encourages students to come forward when something is wrong, and what schools can do to facilitate that process. It covers how a trusting, consistent school culture and strong everyday relationships with adults open the door to disclosure, along with the importance of preparing all staff to spot warning signs and respond with care, even to minor concerns.Â
Campus Integrity Group
Educator Sexual Misconduct in Schools: Guidelines for Staff, Volunteers, and Community Partners
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
All adults in the school community play a critical role in keeping children safe in schools. But what happens when the very people who are trained to educate and protect children, violate these fundamental rights? This workshop will explore the importance of knowing the difference between appropriate and inappropriate staff behavior; of being prepared to respond when allegations of sexual misconduct are made of a staff person; and of knowing how to recover following an incident or allegation of sexual misconduct