Anti-Human Trafficking Advocacy (ATA)

Campus

Online

Duration

10 Weeks (30 Hours)

Credential Awarded

Microcredential

School

School of Community Services

About the Program

You will learn to provide an essential service to support victims/survivors in the sector. You will develop a critical analysis of human trafficking by exploring the full spectrum of exploitation, addressing myths and misconceptions, and encouraging an anti-oppressive model of service. You will acquire relevant career skills to fill the market demand for trained anti- human trafficking experts.

Program Highlights

Sessions will be fully delivered online using both synchronous and asynchronous formats. This microcredential will respond to a market need for qualified professionals whose skills are acquired through:

evidence-based practice
case studies based on lived experience
critical data and policy analysis
collaborative advocacy tools

Your Career

Anti-human trafficking advocacy is a specialized field. In this work, you will learn to recommend strategies and interventions through an anti-oppressive, intersectional and trauma-informed lens. Career opportunities exist in non-profit sectors across Canada.

What is a microcredential?

A microcredential is a short course designed to help you upskill, reskill and boost new skills development. Seneca’s career- and profession-based microcredentials provide focused learning that add value to your existing education and enhance your employability. You will learn in-demand skills and knowledge and benefit from flexible options including different delivery modes, durations and start times.

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