Join Safe House Project for our next webinar, The Hidden Danger: Why Strangulation Training is Essential for Human Trafficking Organizations.
📅 Friday, July 31st
🕘 9:00–10:00 a.m. PT | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET
Most service providers working in the trafficking field have never received specialized strangulation training — not because it isn't needed, but because it hasn't been positioned as part of this work. It should be.
Standard trauma-informed training doesn't cover strangulation's unique medical risks. General safety planning doesn't address the delayed, invisible, and life-threatening injuries that can follow a strangulation incident. And without knowing what to look for, providers may miss a critical window to support a survivor's safety.
This webinar brings together experts to talk about:
Why strangulation is so prevalent in trafficking situations and why it's so often overlooked
The medical and safety stakes — what providers need to understand about invisible injury
What specialized strangulation training covers and who it's designed for
How to make the case internally to get your organization trained
NOTE: This webinar is not a strangulation training itself — it is an introduction to why that training matters and how to access it.
If you work with survivors of trafficking in any capacity — whether as an advocate, case manager, safe home staff, or system partner — this conversation is for you.
All webinars are recorded. Register even if you can’t attend live, and we’ll send you the full recording afterward.
A verification of attendance will be emailed to those who join the webinar live. Note: Certificates are not available for recording viewers.