Child Trafficking Training | 6.0 CEUs | Jacksonville State University | April 15, 2026 8:30am – 4:00pm
Children’s Aid Society of Alabama’s, Child Trafficking Solutions Project in partnership with Jacksonville State University, HopeUNITED, and United Way of East Central Alabama, is hosting a FREE Child Trafficking Training for Law Enforcement, First Responders, Educators, Court Personnel, and Child-Serving Professionals.
This in-person professional development training provides 6.0 hours of APOSTC, Social Work, and General Continuing Education credits, with Certificates of Completion issued to attendees.
This comprehensive, multidisciplinary training equips professionals across Alabama to: Recognize the indicators of child trafficking, Rethink situations involving potential exploitation
and Respond appropriately using trauma-informed, victim-centered practices.
Participants will gain practical knowledge related to:
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Child sex trafficking and labor trafficking, including online exploitation
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Federal and Alabama state trafficking laws and prosecution elements
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Evidence collection considerations
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Best practices for interviewing and screening children
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Documentation and case coordination
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Multidisciplinary response models across jurisdictions
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Trauma-informed and culturally responsive engagement with victims
Training material is presented in a multi-faceted format by an experienced, multidisciplinary team with expertise in child welfare, law enforcement, prosecution, and victim advocacy.
Who Should Attend?
This training is designed for:
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Law enforcement officers
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First responders
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Prosecutors and court personnel
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Social workers
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Educators and school administrators
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Child advocacy professionals
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Multidisciplinary team members
Human trafficking remains a critical issue in Alabama and nationwide. Early identification and coordinated response are essential to protecting children, strengthening investigations, and supporting survivors. This training supports professionals in building the knowledge and confidence needed to act effectively.
Registration is required.
For questions or additional registration assistance, contact:
Child Trafficking Solutions Project
📞 205-719-0471
📧 ctspinfo@childrensaid.org