Two free courses. Less than 90 minutes total. The knowledge you need to recognize, respond, and report.
The educators and community leaders closest to vulnerable children are often the last ones trained to recognize what is happening right in front of them.
Most people assume human trafficking happens somewhere else, to someone else. The data says otherwise. Traffickers exploit vulnerability wherever they find it. The educators and community leaders closest to vulnerable people are often best positioned to recognize what is happening and report it. But only if they know what to look for.
people are currently being exploited worldwide for forced labor, sex trafficking, or forced marriage. That number includes people living and working in communities that look exactly like yours.
victims of human trafficking is a child. Someone in your school system or community has likely already encountered one without knowing what they were seeing.
generated by traffickers per year globally, making this one of the fastest growing crimes. It is profitable because it is largely unrecognized. Awareness is the disruption. (ILO, 2024)
Check your email, including your spam folder, for your link to Course 1. The educators who complete this training are the ones who recognize what others miss. That starts today.
Look for a message from info@gracelyn.edu. In approximately one week, you will receive access to Course 2.
Both courses are free, self-paced, and earn a verified digital badge upon completion. Provided by Justice U, powered by Altus.
Course 1 of the Justice U Learn How to End Human Trafficking Series. No prerequisites. Trauma-informed and learner-sensitive.
Delivered approximately one week after Course 1. No prerequisites. Trauma-informed and learner-sensitive.
We built this collaboration because educators are often the closest adults to children at risk. They deserve to be equipped. These courses are that first step.
Dr. Matthew Flippen President, Gracelyn University
These courses were designed for a broad audience. You do not need a specialized background to participate or to make a difference. The most important credential you bring is proximity to people who need someone to notice.
Enter your name, contact information, and school or organization details using the form at the top of this page.
You will receive a link to Course 1: Human Trafficking Awareness immediately. Check your spam folder if you do not see it within a few minutes.
Finish Course 1 and earn your badge. In approximately one week, you will receive access to Course 2: How to Report Suspected Human Trafficking.
Two hours. Two badges. And the knowledge that you are now someone who can make a difference for a child who needs it.
Awareness is the first line of defense, and it starts with the people closest to children.
The NREA represents rural educators and school leaders across the United States, committed to equipping communities to protect their most vulnerable members.
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Gracelyn University is a DEAC-accredited online institution in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to developing transformational leaders in education.
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Justice U delivers expert anti-trafficking education through research-based, trauma-informed, mobile-friendly courses to audiences everywhere.
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