Titlebook: Human Trafficking Is a Public Health Issue; A Paradigm Expansion Makini Chisolm-Straker,Hanni Stoklosa Book 2017 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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The Lost Boy: How a Forgotten Child Became a Victim of Labor Trafficking,utory frameworks to prohibit and prevent human trafficking. This legal background is meant to illuminate our understanding of human trafficking as the author recounts his own unique story of victimization as a young teen, including the factors that made him vulnerable, the details of the crime, and

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Sex Trafficking in the USA, characterizing the populations affected and the consequences they experience in being trafficked. The geographic distribution, flows, and magnitude of this form of twenty-first century slavery are outlined, and important gaps and weaknesses in the available research literature are indicated. Finall

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The Ignored Exploitation: Labor Trafficking in the United States,s. This chapter examines labor trafficking in the United States, its historic roots, legislation and policies, health impacts, case studies, and promising practices. It discusses current limitations in the approach to human trafficking and the inadequacies of current remedies, and argues for an expa

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Trafficking of Children Within the United States,It is a complex and hidden phenomenon that occurs in rural areas, urban areas, and suburban areas. Especially in the case of children, human trafficking is often difficult to detect. By federal law, any child under 18 years old “induced to perform” a commercial sex act is a trafficked person. Child

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Children at Risk: Foster Care and Human Trafficking,Youth in foster care have experienced a number of traumatic experiences that make them particularly vulnerable to being trafficked. In response to federal and state legislation, promising practices and system interventions have been developed to better identify and provide services to trafficked, ex

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Trauma-Informed Treatment of Substance Use Disorders in Trafficking Survivors, a complicated clinical picture, with a range of emotional, behavioral, and health-related consequences. Because of stigma and the lack of specialized services for this population, trafficking survivors with SUDs may have difficulty accessing services, leaving them vulnerable to continuing cycles of