prevention
Room 2
of human trafficking & exploitation among adults in the UK
What do we know from research?
Entrance
Room 1
Liz Such and Habiba Aminu
Main stage
Room 3
Discussion room
Back to building plan
Welcome
The project
To look at all research reports produced by Modern Slavery PEC between 2020-24Questions:
- How many and what type of studies looked at prevention?
- What were the characteristics of studies that provided insight on prevention?
- What levels of prevention were explored?
- What were the main prevention knowledge gains and gaps?
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Room 1
What is prevention?
Prevention is an on-going process of avoiding and minimising exploitation and harm. This can be achieved by intervening before harm occurs, by intervening early and by treating harms. It also includes action to prevent re-exploitation and re-trafficking. Prevention includes enabling people to exercise choice and control over their lives and to thrive.
+ Info
PATHWAYS
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Room 2
Overview
37 studies.Almost all had something to say about prevention.Didn't always spell it out.14 studies more directly talked about about prevention.No study defined what prevention meant. Studies rarely referred to different pathways of prevention.
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Room 3
Treat/tertiary
Survivor care, recovery, support (7/14)3 main themes: 1. Needs and priorities 2. Getting care and support right (e.g. cultural competence and trauma-informed practice) 3. Structures and systems that supported /undermined effective care/support/recovery
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Main stage
Before and early
Limited research
Also limited on re-trafficking
Early
Both
Before
De-stigma & de-shame systems, services, encounters.
Examples of failures to act.
Trade, investment.Need more on the root causes..
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Discussion
What did we learn?
Dynamic
Multi-level
Before
Early
After
Retrafficking
Failure
System
Reflection points Lived expertise; defining prevention; foregrounding prevention; looking 'upstream'; learning from failures; using a prevention lens; evaluating; trust building; stigma and shame disruption; other prevention pathways
fo
1. Secure and suitable housing.
2. Safety from any trafficker / abuser.
3. Long-term, consistent support.
4. Compassionate, trauma informed services.
5. Finding purpose in life and self-actualisation.
6. Access to medical treatment.
7. Access to education.
MS-COS
Discrimination. Labour recruitment malpractice. Long, debilitating waits for decisions. Unsuitable and low standard accommodation. Criminalisation of victims.
Failures
VS
MSPEC lunchtime seminar Liz & Habiba 13.12.24
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prevention
Room 2
of human trafficking & exploitation among adults in the UK
What do we know from research?
Entrance
Room 1
Liz Such and Habiba Aminu
Main stage
Room 3
Discussion room
Back to building plan
Welcome
The project
To look at all research reports produced by Modern Slavery PEC between 2020-24Questions:
Back to building plan
Room 1
What is prevention?
Prevention is an on-going process of avoiding and minimising exploitation and harm. This can be achieved by intervening before harm occurs, by intervening early and by treating harms. It also includes action to prevent re-exploitation and re-trafficking. Prevention includes enabling people to exercise choice and control over their lives and to thrive.
+ Info
PATHWAYS
Back to building plan
Room 2
Overview
37 studies.Almost all had something to say about prevention.Didn't always spell it out.14 studies more directly talked about about prevention.No study defined what prevention meant. Studies rarely referred to different pathways of prevention.
Back to building plan
Room 3
Treat/tertiary
Survivor care, recovery, support (7/14)3 main themes: 1. Needs and priorities 2. Getting care and support right (e.g. cultural competence and trauma-informed practice) 3. Structures and systems that supported /undermined effective care/support/recovery
+ Info
Back to building plan
Main stage
Before and early
Limited research Also limited on re-trafficking
Early
Both
Before
De-stigma & de-shame systems, services, encounters.
Examples of failures to act.
Trade, investment.Need more on the root causes..
Back to building plan
Discussion
What did we learn?
Dynamic
Multi-level
Before
Early
After
Retrafficking
Failure
System
Reflection points Lived expertise; defining prevention; foregrounding prevention; looking 'upstream'; learning from failures; using a prevention lens; evaluating; trust building; stigma and shame disruption; other prevention pathways
fo
1. Secure and suitable housing. 2. Safety from any trafficker / abuser. 3. Long-term, consistent support. 4. Compassionate, trauma informed services. 5. Finding purpose in life and self-actualisation. 6. Access to medical treatment. 7. Access to education.
MS-COS
Discrimination. Labour recruitment malpractice. Long, debilitating waits for decisions. Unsuitable and low standard accommodation. Criminalisation of victims.
Failures
VS