San Jose Police Department Human Trafficking Task Force presents

Human Trafficking:

"Train the Trainer"

Train the Trainer - Monday, April 20, 2009

Our next Train the Trainer seminar will be held on April 20th, 2009.

Please bookmark this webpage and check regularly for updates. Our May 2008 seminar was filled within 3 weeks of announcing the date. We had over 175 registrants, but could only accept 125.

If you are interested in receiving training for your organization or workplace, please email the program manager.

8:30AM - 3:00PM

Held at the beautiful Casa Munras Hotel, Monterey, CA .

A complimentary, continental breakfast and lunch will be provided to all attendees.

Parking is available.

This seminar is specifically designed for law enforcement officers, prosecutors, victim / witness advocates, and others who desire to effectively train others about the phenomenon of Human Trafficking (HT).  This seminar will provide the tools for Law Enforcement (LE) agencies to comply with AB 22.

The seminar will consist of a morning General Assembly, Lunch, and Afternoon Breakout Sessions.  Participants may select one of the following afternoon sessions to attend, depending upon their area of interest.

LAW ENFORCEMENT & PROSECUTORS:  This group will focus on AB 22 and the training LE officers and prosecutors need to initiate and complete HT investigations.  (AB 22 states that all law enforcement officers will receive training in the area of Human Trafficking.)

VICTIM ASSISTANCE:  Those who offer assistance, such as care, housing or advocacy for HT victims, and will train others to do so, should attend this session.

PUBLIC OUTREACH:  This is for anyone (law enforcement, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), educators, private sector) who will be making public presentations regarding Human Trafficking.

The San Jose Police Department Human Trafficking Task Force is funded in part by a grant from U. S. DOJ/BJA.  Task Force members include: San Jose Police Department, Santa Clara County District Attorneys Office, South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking, U.S. Department of Justice, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.