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The following areas are identified in the "Injury and Violence" category (65-66):

This legal guide contains information in chapter format ranging from An Overview of Human Trafficking, T Nonimmigrant Visas, Continued Presence, Benefits for Victims, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for Children, and resources for advocates.

• 'Powerpoint' slideshow format, with 82 slides total
• Provides some basic background information on human trafficking; forms, tactics used, who is more likely to be a victim and why, etc.
• TVPA, including brief mention of the T-visa
• Includes suggestions for how to help a trafficking victim, and some practical considerations to approaching this work
• Slide 70, and on, focuses on issues and specific considerations on child trafficking

• Defines who qualifies, under the US TVPA, as a 'victim of severe form of trafficking'
• T-Visa and U-Visa
• 'Certification' process
• Includes a chart with the 'benefits and services available to certified victims of trafficking' (2)

• Defines 'severe forms of human trafficking' according to US law
• Outlines some common patterns of movement and factors that may increase an individual's vulnerability to the tactics of traffickers
• Includes questions to help in identifying a victim of human trafficking
• Devotes substantial attention to the US context, including US government responses to human trafficking
• Each section ends with 'points for reflection'
• Discusses the role of NGOs in raising awareness and responding to human trafficking