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Human Trafficking Webinar Series - Human Trafficking & Exploitation Prevention Strategies for Vulnerable Students

Department of Education
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This webinar will highlight best practices and resources for K-12 educators working with students who are at higher risk of being trafficked or exploited. It will feature presentations that discuss how to address the unique vulnerabilities of immigrant and refugee young people, students with disabilities, and young people involved in the child welfare system.
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K-12 School Safety Funding Opportunities

Department of Homeland Security, Department of Education, Department of Justice, and Department of Health and Human Services
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This virtual training will provide information on federal school safety grants available to the K-12 community. Presenters will discuss open and upcoming funding opportunities from the U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and U.S. Department of Justice.
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Lessons from the Field - Understanding Access and Promoting Safety: Youth and Online Drugs

Department of Education and Other Federal Agency
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This webinar will help practitioners understand how counterfeit medications and illicit substances are made available online and shipped directly to people in their homes. Presenters will discuss how the marketing of drugs, both for therapeutic use and recreational use, has shifted over time and how current messaging tactics may lead students to believe that their usage is both a social norm and safe.
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Suicide Prevention for Youth and Teens

Department of Justice
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This webinar will provide current information on research and trends related to suicide among youth and teenagers in the United States. It will help adults working with youth identify signs of suicidal ideation, discuss how to provide effective mental health care to at-risk youth, and provide strategies for suicide prevention and intervention.
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