Survivor and MPAHT Co-Present: What Event Professionals Can Do To Help Stop Human Trafficking
Date: June 5, 2019
Time: 11:00AM - 12:00PM
You must be registered to participate!1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
Human trafficking is a serious violation of human rights that affects almost every country in the world, and Canada is not exempt. The meetings and events industry has a powerful role to play in the fight to end human sex trafficking, as Hotel employees are often in the best position to see potential signs if they know what to look for.
What is human sex trafficking, what does it look like in Canada, and how does it relate to the meetings and events Industry? What can we do as industry professionals to help stop human trafficking?
Canadian Survivor Michelle Furgiuele, and awareness advocate Tania Ferlin with MPAHT, Meeting Professionals Against Human Trafficking, will lead you through this educational and eye-opening session. This is an interactive session and audience participation is encouraged so bring your questions for a solution focused discussion.
Learner Outcomes:
- Understand and identify what Sex Trafficking is and what it looks like in Canada, hearing both from a survivor and a hotel professional.
- Understand how Sex Trafficking relates to the meetings & events industry and hospitality industry.
- Be equipped with actionable steps they can take in their daily work to end human trafficking.
This Session is Graciously Sponsored by Delta:
