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X-WR-CALDESC:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traf
 ficking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and 
 Connecticut Bar Foundation—for our first panel of Awareness Week 2024: “Br
 oadening the Scope: A Conversation with Males Impacted by Sex Trafficking.
 ” \n\nWhile the anti-sex trafficking movement has brought awareness to fem
 ale survivors of trafficking\, the sex and labor trafficking of males is o
 ften overlooked.  According to experts\, the underreporting of men and boy
 s is rampant.  Stigma and shame\, coupled with gender-specific awareness e
 fforts\, programs\, and services that use non-inclusive language and image
 ry\, deter males from disclosing grooming\, sexual exploitation\, and trau
 ma in general.\n\nJoin us for a conversation with two experts who draw on 
 their own lived experiences in order to illuminate some of the unique chal
 lenges faced by men and boys who have been sex and labor trafficked.  Grou
 nding the discussion in their lived experiences\, both men will highlight 
 topics such as prevalence\; stereotypes and myths\; vulnerabilities and in
 tersectionality\; “a day in the life\;” why trafficked persons stay and ho
 w they get out\; and solutions\, including recovery\, services\, and refor
 m.\n\nOur inspiring and expert panelists include:\n•	an anonymous male surv
 ivor of sex trafficking\;\n•	Nathan Earl\, Public Health Consultant for gia
 ntslayer.\, Executive M.P.H. at Yale University ('24)\;\n•	Moderator: Sheil
 a N. Hayre\, Clinical Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University.\n\n\nIn o
 rder to ensure that the panelists’ personal stories remain confidential\, 
 the panel discussion will not be recorded and zoom attendance will not be 
 an option.  Further\, all attendees will be asked to sign a confidentialit
 y agreement\, agreeing to not disclose any identifying information about t
 he panelists\, including their names and any other identifying details.\n
 \nThis is a free event. \n\nAttorneys admitted in Connecticut may claim up
  to two (2) CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor more information an
 d to register\, please click the link above.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traff
 icking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and C
 onnecticut Bar Foundation—for our first panel of Awareness Week 2024: “Bro
 adening the Scope: A Conversation with Males Impacted by Sex Trafficking.”
  \n\nWhile the anti-sex trafficking movement has brought awareness to fema
 le survivors of trafficking\, the sex and labor trafficking of males is of
 ten overlooked.  According to experts\, the underreporting of men and boys
  is rampant.  Stigma and shame\, coupled with gender-specific awareness ef
 forts\, programs\, and services that use non-inclusive language and imager
 y\, deter males from disclosing grooming\, sexual exploitation\, and traum
 a in general.\n\nJoin us for a conversation with two experts who draw on t
 heir own lived experiences in order to illuminate some of the unique chall
 enges faced by men and boys who have been sex and labor trafficked.  Groun
 ding the discussion in their lived experiences\, both men will highlight t
 opics such as prevalence\; stereotypes and myths\; vulnerabilities and int
 ersectionality\; “a day in the life\;” why trafficked persons stay and how
  they get out\; and solutions\, including recovery\, services\, and reform
 .\n\nOur inspiring and expert panelists include:\n•	an anonymous male survi
 vor of sex trafficking\;\n•	Nathan Earl\, Public Health Consultant for gian
 tslayer.\, Executive M.P.H. at Yale University ('24)\;\n•	Moderator: Sheila
  N. Hayre\, Clinical Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University.\n\n\nIn or
 der to ensure that the panelists’ personal stories remain confidential\, t
 he panel discussion will not be recorded and zoom attendance will not be a
 n option.  Further\, all attendees will be asked to sign a confidentiality
  agreement\, agreeing to not disclose any identifying information about th
 e panelists\, including their names and any other identifying details.\n\n
 This is a free event. \n\nAttorneys admitted in Connecticut may claim up t
 o two (2) CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor more information and 
 to register\, please click the link above.\n
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LOCATION:Quinnipiac University School of Law\, 370 Bassett Road\, North Hav
 en\, CT 06473 US
SUMMARY:Awareness Week 2024 - Broadening the Scope: A Conversation with Mal
 es Impacted by Sex Trafficking
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