Anti-Child Trafficking (ACT)/Child Exploitation
Youth who have been affected by trafficking in foster care need CASA volunteers who are well-trained, connected and prepared to support their specialized needs. CASA ACT is a call to action for the CASA network in Texas. The aim is to do more than “see something, say something,” and to educate, protect and provide skilled support when youth have been exploited.
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What is CASA ACT?
Texas holds the unenviable position of ranking second in the nation for incoming tips on child sex trafficking. These statistics are not mere numbers; they represent lives in jeopardy, futures uncertain and innocence at risk. To battle this trajectory, Texas CASA is taking proactive steps with the CASA Anti-Child Trafficking framework. Bearing the acronym ACT, this initiative is designed to instill a call to action to “see something, say something,” and crucially, do something — to ACT.
Overview
What is CASA ACT?
Experiences of Youth Affected by Sex Trafficking: Survivors’ Perspectives
CASA Anti-Child Trafficking (ACT) — Stages of Change
CASA ACT Resources
Advocacy for Youth Affected by Sex Trafficking Guidebook
Outcry Materials
Commercial Sexual Exploitation-Identification Tool (CSE-IT) Guide
CSE-IT Explained for Volunteers Testifying in Court
Books by Survivors
Care Coordination Resource Guide
Human Trafficking Prevention Curriculum
CASA ACT Trainings
The CASA ACT: Volunteer and Program Guide Webinar
Overview of CSE-IT Screenings Webinar
Innovations in Advocacy to Combat Child Sex Trafficking Webinar
Sexual Abuse Prevention Training
Advocacy for Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC)
Sentinels Video Series and Activities















