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Sample Questions for Identifying a Trafficked/Enslaved Person

General Material
Training Tools
Published Date
June, 2011
Publisher(s)
VIDA Legal Assistance

This document contains a list of sample questions regarding topics of particular concern, such as coercion, migration, and working conditions, to help with identifying a trafficked/enslaved person.

Associated Links
Trafficking Questions

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Call for Stories: My #1Thing

This October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, NRCDV Radio’s Stories of Transformation podcast station will feature the stories of survivors and advocates and all those who are impacted by and/or are working to end gender-based violence. We invite you to join us and share your story!

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The DVAM 2018 Action Guide is here!

What's your #1Thing? Access our new #1Thing Action Guide for templates, recommendations, strategies, and tools to use in your public awareness activities during Domestic Violence Awareness Month and beyond!

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