Juvenile Justice Curriculum

“90% of foster[ed] children will come into contact with the juvenile justice system before leaving child welfare.”

"Studies indicate that 60% of child sex trafficking victims have histories in the child welfare system, yet these youth are often criminalized rather than supported."

-National Foster Youth Initiative

This edition is designed to meet the unique needs and objectives of juvenile detention centers, residential programs, group homes, and similar settings, by equipping justice-involved youth and the adults working with them with the knowledge and tools to disrupt/prevent trafficking and help survivors access restorative care.

Juvenile Justice Curriculum Lesson Outline

    • Understand what human trafficking is and who it impacts.

    • Learn the difference between labor trafficking and sex trafficking.

    • Explore ethical consumer choices and how everyday decisions can help prevent labor trafficking.

    • Learn the facts about sex trafficking and the grooming process.

    • Recognize healthy boundaries and relationships.

    • Identify safe adults and learn how to report concerning situations.

    • Recognize common warning signs and risk factors.

    • Learn how trafficking can occur within families, peer groups, gangs, and unstable living situations.

    • Build confidence in identifying unhealthy and exploitative relationships.

    • Learn how traffickers use technology to target youth.

    • Develop practical tools to protect personal information and make safe online choices.

    • Practice strategies for safe use of social media and online gaming.

    • Review key concepts from the program.

    • Learn how and where to report suspected trafficking.

    • Build confidence in speaking up and creating a safe, healthy future.

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