Read the letter of support from Joyce McConnell, President of Colorado State University.
February 17, 2022
*All keynote presentations and 101 break out sessions will be offered virtually through a Zoom Webinar.
11:00-11:15 Introduction and Background, Dr. Lumina Albert, Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Management, Founder and Executive Director, CSU Center for Ethics and Human Rights
11:15-11:20 Welcome Address by Provost and Executive Vice-President, Dr. Mary Pedersen, Colorado State University
11:35-11:45 Greetings and comments by the Mayor of Fort Collins, Jeni Arndt
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Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Management, Founder and Executive Director, CSU Center for Ethics and Human Rights
February 17, 2022
*All keynote presentations and 101 break out sessions will be offered virtually through a Zoom Webinar.
11:45-12:45pm Keynote #1 ‘Organized Crime in Uganda’ – Agnes Igoye
2:15-3:15pm Keynote #2 The Intersection of Policy and Trauma – Kelly Dore
Victims of Domestic Sex Trafficking have unique needs on their road to recovery which includes a complex support system that is sustainable for long term restoration. This presentation will explore the intrinsic roles that Trauma, Vulnerability and Trust play into a survivors well being as well as give sustainable resources for people interacting with survivors on their journey.
5:00-6:00pm Closing Keynote # 3 Human Trafficking: The Importance of Inclusion, Creativity & Resiliency – Honorable Judge Robert Lung
In this plenary session, Judge Lung will share his insight as a subject matter expert in human trafficking about the importance of inclusion, creativity, and resilience in the practice of combatting human trafficking. Judge Lung will draw from his work as a member and former Chair of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking, his work with trafficked youth in juvenile cases as a judge, and from his personal work to define accessible sources of resiliency for survivors and professionals engaged in anti-trafficking work. This plenary session will inform, entertain and, most importantly, inspire the audience.
Deputy National Coordinator for the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons, Uganda
February 17, 2022
The 101 Track is the ‘Awareness and Education’ track which is free for community members. In this track, attendees will learn the basics of human trafficking and how they can be involved in the fight against it.
*All keynote presentations and 101 break out sessions will be offered virtually through a Zoom Webinar.
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Break-out session # 1 “Keepin’ it Real” by El DeRomano and Elizabeth Scaife
3:30 PM- 4:30 PM Break-out session # 2 “The Bottom Girl Phenomenon” by Shamere McKenzie
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El is the Founder and Executive Director of S.T.A.R.S. (Standing Together Against Real Slavery)
Shamere McKenzie is a consultant, activist, subject matter expert on human trafficking
February 17, 2022
The 201 Track is for professionals who seek advanced training, professional development and engagement in the field of human trafficking. It provides training for professionals who might encounter individuals who are at the risk of experiencing trafficking or who have experienced trafficking.
*All keynote presentations and 101 break out sessions will be offered virtually through a Zoom Webinar.
1:00-2:00pm Break-out Session # 1
Room 2 Gender-Based Violence – Monica Khant
Room 3 Illicit Massage Parlors – Chris Muller-Tabanera
Room 4 Global Online Sexual Exploitation – Mandy Ham
Room 5 ‘Around the World’ Global Expert Panel – Jonathan Spencer and Andrea Toledo Baker
3:30-4:30pm Break-out Session #2
Room 2 The Impact of Trauma and Holistic Ways to Heal – Jessa Crisp
Room 3 Illicit Massage Parlors – Tony Talbott
Room 4 Demand – Elizabeth Scaife
Room 5 ‘Around the World’ Global Expert Panel – Paulo Brito, Benny Yu, Letícia Stables
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February 18, 2022
‘301’ Research Track for researchers and academics that will highlight cutting-edge multi-disciplinary research in the field. This track seeks to create a data-driven body of literature in the field of human trafficking. It also serves as a place to build research collaborations and drive the field in strategic and impactful directions.
*All keynote presentations and 101 break out sessions will be offered virtually through a Zoom Webinar.
Registration is closed. Please use the contact us form if you have any questions.
