Victim services and human trafficking prevention

We develop the professional skills of the service providers who support vulnerable, exploited, and victimized populations through training, effective management, and leadership institutes. Our training and technical assistance (TTA) is data-informed, supported by evaluation, and adapted based on feedback from those using the materials developed in the field. It’s one of the ways we evolve and grow to serve our clients’ needs. We also perform collaborative needs assessments, draw from focus groups and learning circles, and rely upon subject matter expertise. Our experts bring on-the-ground experience and responses to victims of mass violence, human trafficking, hate crimes, financial management, tribal victim assistance, sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, compassion fatigue/vicarious trauma, community-based violence, serving survivors of homicide, and supporting victims with disabilities.

Our field is constantly evolving. We meet communities and professionals where they are—pre-crisis, during, and well after, continuing into multi-generational impacts. Our approach is flexible in the face of unpredictable events, different needs, advancing technologies, and enhanced service delivery. We rely on our ability to adapt and pivot to meet the moment and those we serve, whether it’s operating in a new environment, moving to an all-virtual meeting format, or ensuring all learning materials are person-centered results-driven, reflects the spectrum of exploitation, and accessible. We approach our responsibilities with cultural humility, avoid re-traumatizing victims, and ensure we frame our technical assistance from a survivor’s point of view.