[Michlib-l] Human Trafficking in Public and Academic Libraries

[Atkin, Evette (MDE)]

Greetings!

Addressing a growing concern in libraries, LibraryWorks is offering this affordable live webinar. Registration can be found at https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/317996740586750466.


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Human Trafficking in Public and Academic Libraries
Thursday, November 9, 2017, 2:00-3:00 pm EST

[burst]Human Trafficking is a growing industry; second only to drugs. Recent studies have found that libraries are the number one recruitment location. Anyone can become a victim. Anyone can stop it.

Discretionary Warning: This webinar will cover difficult topics, including: child abuse, sexual violence, and slavery.

Participants will:

  *   Discover the modern problem of human trafficking and its statistics
  *   Learn to recognize the signs and identify potential victims
  *   Hear how to respond

[Sanderbeck]Presenter: Crystal Feyerchak is the Special Projects Librarian at Twinsburg Public Library, nestled in Ohio. She has programming and training experience on a wide-range of technology and social topics. She calls herself the “kitchen sink” librarian, as she works in an ever changing and evolving role. She also owns two awesome rescue pups.
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Registration fee: $49/person. Ask us about group rates for parties of 4 or more (email jenny at libraryworks.com<mailto:jenny at libraryworks.com>)
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