Human Trafficking

How much do you know about HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Take the quiz below to find out

Want to learn more so you can protect your child.
If you think this won't ever happen to you or your child please watch. This is my own daughter's story and we are your everyday, normal, faith-based suburbian family. Happily married to the same man for 34 years & I was a stay at home mom, with 4 children.

Take the QUIZ to find out what you do or do not know to help protect your children.
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Test your knowledge then check the bottom for many links showing videos' pod-cast, articles and resources on this subject.

1.

Who can be a target for Human Traffickers?

Drug addicts or homeless people

People who feel desperate or insecure

Females

Males

People who are lonely or have unfulfilled dreams

All of the above

2.

What is the difference between a 'Boyfriend' & a 'Pimp" in the Human Trafficking world.

A boyfriend might just be a 'real boyfriend' that has nothing to do with Human Trafficking

A boyfriend is someone who is luring him/her so a Pimp can sell him/her when she is ready

The boyfriend is the same as the pimp

3.

What are the four stages of human trafficking?

Dating, long times away from home, weird friends & drugs

Luring, grooming, coercion & exploitation

Getting picked up by different people each night, change for clothes, tattoos & room keys

New clothes, new hairdo, new friends and room keys

4.

All but one answer shows you what the boyfriend does to Coerce the victim into Human Trafficking?
Which answer is NOT considered a method of Coersion in the human trafficking world. (Hint, it will damage the goods)

The 'boyfriend' threatens the victims life and or family

Manipulates him/her into thinking she has done something wrong by withholding things he has previously

Has sex with him/her then rewards her

The 'boyfriend' starts to hit and swear at the unsuspecting victim.

Starts to alienate him/her from their family and friends

Tries to push him/her sexual boundaries

5.

What does the 'Grooming & Gaming' stage look like in Domestic Human Trafficking?

Getting nails and hair done in preparation for 'meeting' customers

Buying new sexy clothes in preparation for 'meeting' customers

Having sex with the him/her to groom her in how to do it right

Feels like the best relationship the victim has ever had and promises to help them to fulfill their dreams

All of the above

6.

What does Domestic Human Trafficking mean / look like?

Taken by force, locked up and sold for sex

Prostitution

Being, Lured, coerced, manipulated into prostitution facilitated by a 3rd party

Selling body parts

7.

Exploitation is one of the 4 stages.
Which answer does NOT happen in the exploitation stage.

Threatens his/her and or their family members

Makes her/him feel desperate and or indebted to help financially

Shows her off to all his friends

Has broken his/her self esteem

Ensures he/she feels isolated from family and friends

8.

What SHOULDN'T you do if you believe your child or someone they know is being trafficked?

Call the police

Have a conversation with the 'possible' victim

Contact Victim Services for help and assistance

Ground or punish them from using all phones, laptops or computers

Share a video with him/her to show them to see if they relate to any of it, to find out if that is what is really happening.

9.

What are the signs your child might be human trafficked?

Taking care of her hair and nails more

Unexplained lingerie

Hotel Room Keys or pens with hotel names on them

Different group of friends

Being overly quiet at home, or secretive and or second phone

All of the above

10.

Describe the typical 'pimp' in North America?

Younger to mid aged men driving a fancy car and has fancy expensive clothes

Black, or Asian's men with tattoos, mid 30's to 60

White, younger men who could be pictured as the 'boy next door'

Anyone

11.

What does 'Luring' mean for Domestic Human Trafficking?

Trying to get the teen into the car

Tempting someone with money for sex

Learning if the person is vulnerable and has unfulfilled dreams

All of the above

12.

What are the biggest misconceptions with human trafficking?

That it only happens to girls

That you are tied up and sold for sex

That human trafficking is the same as prostitution

That it doesn't happen in suburb communities

That they have to be beaten to be Human Trafficked

All of the above

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Links for you to check out to learn more.

VIDEO of a survivor of Human Trafficking and her personal story.

Video on what Human Trafficking really is: with Carly from Durham Victim Service.

Pod-cast with a mom of a victim of Human trafficking: done with Media Savy Mom's

Great article that gives the breakdown of what Human Trafficking is:

Resources available if you or someone you know are being Human Trafficked and /or if you suspect someone is being Human Trafficked.

Victim services Ontario: Look online for the one closest to you in Canada.

Victim support UK: Look online for the closest one to you in the UK

Living in Community: is the link Carly talked about in the video near the end.

If you have any questions or comments please see the bottom of this post.

Resources available if you or someone you know are being Human Trafficked and /or if you suspect someone is being Human Trafficked.

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