January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. In this S.A.V.E Webinar, Programs Manager Kaitlynn Frey and Safe Community Institute Director Sydney Zuiker will discuss the different types of pimps and the way that they all have their own unique way of grooming their targets. Join them to learn more about grooming tactics and strategies, as well as “brand” pimps use to trap vulnerable individuals. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA) and Spindletop Charities, Inc. REGISTER HERE: https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvc-2qrTMiH9MGlRECX2pPOWNCl0Qwoxrx

One in six males and one in four females are trafficked in their lifetime. Join Programs Manager, Kaitlynn Frey, will cover the basics of human trafficking including what is human trafficking, important trafficking terms to be aware of, trafficking trends near you, the growth of human trafficking due to the internet, an overview of the grooming process, signs of trafficking, and how you can get involved in the fight against human trafficking. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: Phillips 66 The Hamill Foundation Harris County Commissioners Court - Commissioner R. Jack Cagle Lawrence and Linda Levy Cheniere Energy Houston PetSet Harris County Sheriff's Office Foundation REGISTER HERE: https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwucuygrjIsGNVa5yutLk1qgsmA1vz8ZMpD

Although using social media at a young age is the new normal, educating yourself on the popular apps is critical for student safety. Join us for a presentation that offers interactive videos examining the depths of each popular app by covering trends, safety settings, and hidden features. Learn terms, concerning features, long-term consequences, and laws surrounding social media as well as discussing resources and monitoring options to ensure effective safety precautions. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: Phillips 66 The Hamill Foundation Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle Lawrence and Linda Levy Cheniere Energy Houston PetSet Harris County Sheriff’s Office Foundation REGISTER HERE: https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApcOyupjkqHNL2W5695D3qJJd8ErjaKsNF

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. In this S.A.V.E Webinar, Education Specialist Ernie Reyes will discuss the difference between labor and sex trafficking. More specifically: the What, When, Where, and Who of the two types of trafficking. Join Ernie to uncover any misconceptions regarding who is most at risk, as well as how to protect your loved ones. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA) and Spindletop Charities, Inc. REGISTER HERE: https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZctcumgqDgpGNejuhue5o3ZaP6zcwp2SV2U

DOWNLOAD FLYER HERE! January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Join Safe Community Director Sydney Zuiker and Programs Manager Kaitlynn Frey in-person for an inside look into Internet Crimes Against Children, what they do and how the internet is connected to grooming and trafficking. We are excited to welcome Lt. John Colburn from Houston Police Department Internet Crimes division for this imperative conversation. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: Phillips 66 The Hamill Foundation Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle Lawrence and Linda Levy Cheniere Energy Houston PetSet Harris County Sheriff’s Office Foundation Register here - https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErfu2rqz0tGdNALWgljvTDrVIQAlf2g2lg

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. In this S.A.V.E Webinar, Programs Manager Kaitlynn Frey will discuss the nexus between the internet and Human Trafficking. This presentation will highlight the connection between pornography, trafficking, and grooming techniques used by predators. Join her to gain a better understanding of how the demand for Human Trafficking is fueled by social media and online advertisements. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA) and Spindletop Charities, Inc. REGISTER HERE: https://crime-stoppers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAsfu6srz8sHde0qv7Fzo4uPXJHMu1JxbM4