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Anti-Human Trafficking Committee

project start date: April 2018

The Human Trafficking committee formed in early 2018 to examine and respond to human trafficking in Grey and Bruce counties. Members represent organizations working to prevent and respond to human trafficking as well as interested community members and people with lived experience. With a focus on sex trafficking, the committee is currently mapping assets, gathering resources, and collecting the experiences of local agencies and survivors. Our goal is to raise awareness of the issue in ways that best address human trafficking and support survivors in our communities. The committee is also compiling resources to support a more cohesive community response.

Listen below to hear the November 24, 2020 edition of the Open Line radio show featuring a discussion about human trafficking and the community forum.

 

Community Forum
We hosted two free virtual events to wrap up our two-year anti-human trafficking work  in November 2020. The virtual forum featured guest speakers Kaitlin Bick and Karly Church who shared their presentation about the realities of human trafficking and the importance of using a trauma informed approach when supporting survivors. They spoke about their own lived experiences and their efforts to help support other survivors in their journey towards healing and developing resiliency.  We recommend that kids as folks as young as 12 watch the presentation along with supportive adults.

You can watch the event by clicking on the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/violencepreventiongreybruce/videos/197200121879254/ 


If you or someone you know is experiencing (or has recently experienced) human trafficking, contact Victim Services Bruce Grey Perth for immediate support. If you or your organization would like to join the committee in this work, please contact htcommittee@violencepreventiongreybruce.com or coordinator@violencepreventiongreybruce.com.

Watch our feature episode of Grey County Life to learn more about human trafficking and how this committee is working to address it in Grey Bruce.

 

Current Initiatives

Grey Bruce Elder Abuse Prevention

Request copies of the Elder Abuse Resource Poster by emailing coordinator@violencepreventiongreybruce.com. Include Elder Poster in the subject, specify whether you’d like the…

Educational Activities / Resources

VPGB has recorded some presentations for use in classrooms and home schooling.

Snapshot

Since 2018, VPGB has collected snapshots of violence and social insecurity to inspire conversations in our communities.

Art for Change Contest

We’re hosting a contest for middle and high school students to create and share content about healthy and unhealthy relationships. Contest closes January 17th.

Working Together Protocol

This Protocol outlines what happens when services and providers respond to sexual and domestic violence. It is designed to help service providers work together effectively and for the public to have a clearer understanding of how services and providers respond to sexual and domestic assault situations.

STOP Sexual Violence Survey

In 2017 and 2018, VPGB conducted research about sexual violence prevention in our communities. Read the findings here and join the conversation.

Anti-Human Trafficking Committee

The Human Trafficking committee formed in early 2018 to examine and respond to human trafficking in Grey and Bruce counties. Members represent…

Know Me(n) Better

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Research & Reports

Violence Prevention Grey Bruce has conducted many community based research projects over the years. View historic reports here.

Into the Open: Sexual Violence Prevention

In June of 2014 Violence Prevention Grey Bruce struck a sub committee to work with the community on sexual violence prevention in…

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