contact

The Engaging Child Victims of Sex Trafficking: The Role of the Child Welfare Worker is facilitated by PARI staff through the Child Welfare Academy. This mandated training satisfies the federal requirement for all DHS staff to receive training about child sex trafficking. The 8-hour training is designed for all local DSS staff affiliated with the Department of Human Services. The development and implementation of this training is supported through the Child Sex Trafficking Victims Initiative (CSTVI). CSTVI is a five-year partnership between UMB School of Social Work and the Department of Human Services, with funding from the Department of Health and Human Services (Children’s Bureau). Currently, the training is offered through the Child Welfare Academy and can be accessed by the Child Welfare Academy LearnCenter at https://sswumb.learn.taleo.net/login.asp?lcid=178410&secure=true.

Amelia Rubenstein, MSW, LCSW-C is the Lead Trainer for this training, and the Human Trafficking Coordinator for the CSTVI Initiative. If you are interested in learning more about the Engagement Child Victims of Sex Trafficking: The Role of the Child Welfare Worker trainings, please contact Amelia Rubenstein at arubenstein@ssw.umaryland.edu

Upcoming Engaging Child Victims of Sex Trafficking: The Role of the Child Welfare Worker