Training &
Technical Assistance
Human trafficking is complex and misunderstood. Through Cast’s Training and Technical Assistance programs, we teach and promote intersectional human trafficking prevention, identification and responses to a variety of audiences across the US.
Training & Technical Assistance Program
Cast’s Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) program provides free online courses, materials and individual technical assistance to legal and social service professionals working with survivors across the United States.
Technical Assistance Calls
Providing anti-trafficking advocates with the latest legal trends in representing and working with trafficking survivors and an opportunity to hear from other providers across the country.
Individual Technical Assistance
Tailored specifically for professionals at legal and social service providers, law enforcement, and program managers who are actively engaged in assisting survivors of human trafficking with legal matters.
On-Demand Learning
Free, online courses tailored to legal and social service providers, covering essential topics such as victim advocacy, human trafficking, and survivor protections.
Toolkits
Designed to help you get a quick start on understanding human trafficking and other legal concepts.
Databases
Including Cast’s advisories and guides, Administrative Appeals Office opinions, and privileges by state.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about the TTA program.
Learn More
Understanding human trafficking and an introduction to our TTA program.
Labor & Sex
Trafficking of
Youth Training
Cast hosts a series of free, survivor-led trainings on human trafficking of youth available to the public, with special focus for foster caregivers and those working for law enforcement, service providers, government agencies, mental health and healthcare partners, corporations, faith based organizations, and community groups.
New classes are added monthly. Continuing education units (CEUs) are offered to social workers.
Email CSEC-HTTraining@castla.org.