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The Statewide LGBTQIA+ Workgroup is a good fit for organizations and/or people who currently provide services that support human trafficking survivors. The goal of the Statewide LGBTQIA+ Workgroup is to build a long-lasting coordinated partnerships to support human trafficking survivors in a trauma informed and survivor centered approach. The structure of this meeting will consist of an open session of training or a guest speaker to talk about relevant topics related to the workgroup. The next hour will be structured discussions and activities focusing on identifying goals and objectives for 2023 activities. It is important to have a consistent presence at the workgroup discussions so we can pick up where the last workgroup meeting left off and continue the discuss towards solutions.
If you feel your programs/organization can actively contribute to these discussions and activities this would be a perfect fit for you.
Who:
Any individual providing services or wanting to learn about LGBTQIA+ needs and resources. CATE members or interested in becoming a member after February.
How:
REGISTER HERE
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This workgroup is for organizations or people currently providing services for adult human trafficking survivors. We will kick off with a training from Safe Shelter Collaborative on overcoming housing/shelter access barriers. A community discussion will follow. To register, follow this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0uc–qrD8qG9MkmlCRvViaVim_29JxZ-Rd
![LGBTQIA+ Workgroup @ Virtual](https://mocate.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/lgbtqia-august-reminder-300x300.png)
The goal of the Statewide LGBTQIA+ Workgroup is to build a long-lasting, coordinated response to support LGBTQIA+ human trafficking survivors.
The meeting will begin with a training or guest speaker relevant to the pressing issues identified by the workgroup. Previous training focused on specific methods of advocating for LGBTQIA+ survivors. The meeting will then continue on for a community round-table to discuss barriers, challenges, and possible solutions to serving LGBTQIA+ survivors.
This workgroup is relevant for any person or organization that does anti-trafficking, anti-violence, or anti-exploitation work. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIscO-hpzMrHta_dHdmdhKGRf1cEhXTHQzN