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Human Trafficking Prevention Curriculum

“Sentinels” is the prevention curriculum selected by Texas CASA for CASA staff and volunteer use as a part of ACT advocacy. “Sentinels” is designed to empower CASA volunteers and staff to help support education of youth ages 10 and over about human trafficking and equip them to more safely navigate this world and the potential dangers it holds.

This five part video series and accompanying activities equip youth to recognize and avoid potential exploitation and empower them to make a positive difference in their communities.

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