Human Trafficking Is a Public Health Issue
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Human Trafficking Is a Public Health Issue
A Paradigm Expansion in the United States
Stoklosa, Hanni; Chisolm-Straker, Makini
Springer International Publishing AG
07/2018
457
Mole
Inglês
9783319838335
15 a 20 dias
7489
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Introduction to Human Trafficking: Who Is Affected.- Trafficked and Missed.- Trafficked and Survived.- Sex Trafficking in the US.-The Ignored Exploitation: Labor Trafficking in the US.- Trafficking of US Domestic Minors.- Children at Risk: Foster Care and Trafficking.- Sex Trafficking in Indian Country.-LGBT and Trafficked.-Mental Health of Survivors: Diagnoses and Necessities.- Physical Health of Survivors: Unmet Essentials.-Substance Abuse and the Life.- The Development and Psychology of Young Minds: Communities Can Prevent Exploitation.- Legal Support for Trafficked Minors: Improving the Health of Young Survivors.- NGOs and the Anti-Trafficking Movement: Advocacy and Service.- Faith-Based Organizations and Anti-Trafficking Efforts.- Research as an Anti-Trafficking Effort.- Trauma-Informed Care in Anti-Trafficking Work.-Law Enforcement Agents as Advocates: Traditional Policing and the Shift to Survivor-Centered Service.- Community Health Clinics and Direct Care Provision.- Trafficking in the Media: Which and Whose Stories Get Told and Why.- Education of Youth and Communities: Prevention Efforts.- From Not-for-Profit Work to Federal Interventions: The Mainstreaming of Human Trafficking.-Moving Forward: Next Steps in Prevention and Intervention.
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public health and human trafficking;paradigm shift;human trafficking and the US;domestic minor trafficking;CSEC (commercial sexual exploitation of children) in the US;labor trafficking in the US;survivor-centered care;trauma-informed care;direct service provision;mental health and human trafficking;law enforcement and human trafficking;public health-centered prevention and intervention efforts;anti-trafficking prevention and intervention;history of human trafficking in the US;anti-trafficking movement;opioid epidemic and trafficking
Introduction to Human Trafficking: Who Is Affected.- Trafficked and Missed.- Trafficked and Survived.- Sex Trafficking in the US.-The Ignored Exploitation: Labor Trafficking in the US.- Trafficking of US Domestic Minors.- Children at Risk: Foster Care and Trafficking.- Sex Trafficking in Indian Country.-LGBT and Trafficked.-Mental Health of Survivors: Diagnoses and Necessities.- Physical Health of Survivors: Unmet Essentials.-Substance Abuse and the Life.- The Development and Psychology of Young Minds: Communities Can Prevent Exploitation.- Legal Support for Trafficked Minors: Improving the Health of Young Survivors.- NGOs and the Anti-Trafficking Movement: Advocacy and Service.- Faith-Based Organizations and Anti-Trafficking Efforts.- Research as an Anti-Trafficking Effort.- Trauma-Informed Care in Anti-Trafficking Work.-Law Enforcement Agents as Advocates: Traditional Policing and the Shift to Survivor-Centered Service.- Community Health Clinics and Direct Care Provision.- Trafficking in the Media: Which and Whose Stories Get Told and Why.- Education of Youth and Communities: Prevention Efforts.- From Not-for-Profit Work to Federal Interventions: The Mainstreaming of Human Trafficking.-Moving Forward: Next Steps in Prevention and Intervention.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
public health and human trafficking;paradigm shift;human trafficking and the US;domestic minor trafficking;CSEC (commercial sexual exploitation of children) in the US;labor trafficking in the US;survivor-centered care;trauma-informed care;direct service provision;mental health and human trafficking;law enforcement and human trafficking;public health-centered prevention and intervention efforts;anti-trafficking prevention and intervention;history of human trafficking in the US;anti-trafficking movement;opioid epidemic and trafficking
