Online Training

Domestic servitude can happen when a person is forced, coerced, manipulated, or controlled to provide labor or services in or through a household. Because it often takes place in private homes, family settings, or close relationships, the exploitation may be difficult for others to see or recognize.

In this learning path, you will explore how domestic servitude can occur, why household-based exploitation may be missed, and how providers can respond without making quick assumptions. You will consider outreach and access to support, learn from a survivor-informed perspective, apply what you learn through Crystal’s Story, and practice ways to ask questions, build trust, explain confidentiality, and offer options without pressure.

The goal is not to determine whether someone meets a legal definition of trafficking. It is to help you look beyond the household arrangement, recognize concerns related to safety, choice, and control, and respond with curiosity, care, respect, and attention to the person’s needs and options. This video is tailored to the United States context.

This course was designed by the FrameworkTA platform.

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A criminal charge or involvement in criminalized activity may be the most visible part of a person’s story. It may not reveal the pressure, threats, fear, control, or lack of safe options that shaped what happened.

In this learning path, you will explore how forced criminality can occur within labor trafficking, why it is often missed, and how providers can respond without making quick assumptions. You will practice looking beyond a charge, behavior, or stated choice to consider context, power, safety, and who benefited.

The goal is not to determine whether someone meets a legal definition of trafficking. It is to help you ask safer questions, recognize when more context may be needed, and respond with greater curiosity, care, and attention to safety. This video is tailored to the United States context.

This course was designed by the FrameworkTA platform.

Please note: You need a Kaya account to access the training courses. If you don’t already have one, no worries! Create your Kaya account now for free.

This course is designed for staff at anti-trafficking organizations who influence programs, policies, services, or organizational decisions affecting labor trafficking survivors.

You will explore practical ways to increase meaningful survivor involvement in the decisions that affect them. The course includes tools and templates to help you identify gaps in current practices, gather and use feedback, and develop realistic next steps for your organization. This video is tailored to the United States context.

This course was designed by the FrameworkTA platform.

Please note: You need a Kaya account to access the training courses. If you don’t already have one, no worries! Create your Kaya account now for free.

The first course, “Foundations to Combat Labor Trafficking,” provides an in-depth overview of labor trafficking in the US and its impact on individuals and communities. Learners will be given the tools to recognize signs of labor trafficking, understand the vulnerabilities of different populations, and respond to survivors in a trauma-informed manner. This video is tailored to the United States context.

This course was designed by the FrameworkTA platform

Please note: You need a Kaya account to access the training courses. If you don’t already have one, no worries! Create your Kaya account now for free.

“Labor Trafficking Outreach Fundamentals” builds on the knowledge gained in the first course and focuses specifically on best practices, strategies and techniques for successful outreach while being sensitive and responsive to the unique needs of survivors. The course includes two resources — a Workbook and Outreach Planning Tool — to help providers engage with survivor communities. This video is tailored to the United States context.

This course was designed by the FrameworkTA platform.

Please note: You need a Kaya account to access the training courses. If you don’t already have one, no worries! Create your Kaya account now for free.