Resource Center
Modules
1. Exchange of Best Practice in the Field of Prevention of Trafficking in Persons
Scope(s) of Module:
- Strengthening of professional capacities in the field of trafficking prevention
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Harmonization of topic approach at the regional level
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Strengthening of the network of active organizations in the field
Beneficiaries: NGO and governmental organization in the field of anti-trafficking
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- thematic work groups,
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targeted presentation,
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panel disscusions,
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forum
Logistics:
- Selection System
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Assessment System
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Guiding system to prepare targeted presentation of best practice
Contents/sessions:
- Presentation/Best practice exchange
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Discussions/debates on different topics from various standpoints
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Best practice assessment
Expected Expected Results:
- Accumulation of experience in the field of trafficking in persons
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Harmonization of principles of work in the region
Duration – 16-24
Language – Romanian, Russian
2. Hot Lines Management
Scope(s) of Module – upscaling general/individual elements of Hot-Line management
Beneficiaries – institutions that operate Hot Line
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- Individual
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In group
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Long-distance
Contents/Block of Questions:
- Evaluation of HL activity
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Detection of drawback in HL activity
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Creation of intervention plan
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Implementation of intervention plan
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Monitoring of intervention plan implementation
Expected Expected Results:
- Streamlining and proper adjustment of HL administration capacities
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Upscaling capacities of consulting on HL
Duration – depends on Expected Results, beneficiary’s expectations
Language – Romanian, Russian
3. Management of Hot Line and/or Trust Line
Scope(s) of Module:
- Planning, organization of activity of HL/TL trust line,
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Monitoring and evaluation of activity of HL/TL
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming,
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problem-pivoted learning,
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work in groups,
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role play,
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case study.
Beneficiaries – institutions/organizations providing the corresponding telephone services (HL/TL)
Contents/sessions:
- Determination of mission and fields of activity of HL/TL
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Identification of beneficiaries
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General principles of work
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Qualities of HL/TL consultants
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Determination of categories/profile of calls received by HL/TL
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Procedure of calls registration. Statistics
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General algorithm of consulting
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Principles of collecting information
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HL collaboration with other structures
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Creation of working tools (HL/TL Consultant Guide, HL/TL Regulations)
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Consultants’ responsibilities
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Regime of work
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Reporting system
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HL/TL promotion
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HL/TL evaluation
Expected Results – as a result of training, consultants will be able to:
- determine the mission of HL/TL and fields of activity
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identify HL/TL beneficiaries
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determine information that is necessary for consulting and collect such information
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register calls and generate the corresponding statistics
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identify working tools and create such
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identify partners for cooperation and draft plans of cooperation with such partners
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draft reports on activity (quantitative and qualitative)
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plan and organize HL/TL work
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create and implement a plan to promote HL/TL
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evaluate their activity at HL/TL
Duration – 16 -24 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian
4. Hot Line Management and Consulting in the Field of Prevention of Trafficking In Persons”
Scope(s) of Module:
- Planning / organization of work of HL
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Creation of abilities to consult at HL in the field of prevention of trafficking in persons
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Monitoring and evaluation of HL activity
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming
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problem-pivoted learning
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work in groups
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role play
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case study
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simulation of calls in real time and space.
Beneficiaries – institutions/organizations providing the telephone services in the field of prevention of trafficking in persons
Contents/sessions:
- Determination of HL mission
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Identification of HL beneficiaries
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Principles of HL consulting
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Qualities of HL consultants
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Determination of categories of calls
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Calls registration. Statistics
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General algorithm of consulting
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Algorithm of consulting per categories of calls related to prevention of trafficking in persons
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Collection of information for prevention calls
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Working tools
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HL collaboration with other structures
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Referral system in case of prevention calls
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Regime of work
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Responsibilities of consultants
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Reporting system
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Creation of HL regulation
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Promotion of HL as a HL to prevent trafficking in persons
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HL evaluation
Expected Results – as a result of training, consultants will be able to:
- determine the HL mission
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identify HL beneficiaries
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determine necessary information and collect such
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consult prevention calls in the field of trafficking in persons
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register calls and generate statistics
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create working tools
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draft reports on activity
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plan and organize HL work
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create and implement a plan to promote HL activity in the field of prevention of trafficking in persons
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evaluate HL activity
Duration – 32-40 hours (in case of application of method of stimulation in real time and space, duration of training will extend)
Language – Romanian, Russian
5. Hot Line Management and Consulting in the Field of Assistance to Trafficked Persons
Scope(s) of Module:
- Planning / organization of work of HL in the corresponding field
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Creation of abilities to consult at HL in the field of social assistance to trafficked persons
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Monitoring and evaluation of HL activity
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
brainstorming,
problem-pivoted learning,
work in groups,
role play,
case study,
simulation of calls in real time and space.
Beneficiaries – institutions providing specialized telephone services in the field of facilitation of access of trafficked persons to adequate assistance
Contents/sessions:
- Determination of HL mission
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Identification of HL beneficiaries
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Principles of HL consulting
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Qualities of HL consultants
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Determination of categories of calls
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General algorithm of consulting
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Algorithm of SOS-calls consulting
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Referral procedure in case of SOS-calls
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Psychological aspects of SOS-calls
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Criteria of preliminary identification of trafficked persons
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Administration of data related to SOS-calls
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Calls registration. Statistics
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Collection of information necessary for consulting SOS-calls
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Working tools
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HL collaboration with other structures
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Responsibilities of consultants
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Regime of work
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Reporting system
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Creation of HL regulation for SOS-calls
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Promotion of HL as an SOS-line
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HL evaluation
Expected Results – as a result of training, consultants will be able to:
- determine the HL mission
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identify HL beneficiaries
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determine and collect information necessary for consulting SOS-calls
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carry out preliminary identification of trafficked persons
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consult and administrate data related to SOS-calls
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register calls and generate statistics
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create working tools
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draft reports on activity
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plan and organize HL work
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create and implement a plan to promote HL as a SOS-line
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evaluate their activity
Duration – 32 - 40 hours (in case of application of method of stimulation in real time and space, duration of training will extend)
Language – Romanian, Russian
6. Professional Burn-Out Syndrome (BOS) at HL in the field of trafficking in persons, and prophylaxis of such”
Scope(s) of Module:
- determination of cases and identification of BOS symptoms
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working-out habits to prevent BOS
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming
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problem-pivoted learning
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work in groups
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role play
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case study
Beneficiaries – institutions providing specialized telephone services
Contents/sessions:
- BOS definition
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BOS symptoms
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BOS reasons
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BOS specifics during telephone consulting
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Techniques and methods of BOS prophylaxis
Expected Results – as a result of training, consultants will:
- understand BOS
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be able to identify BOS
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be able to prevent BOS by means of identifying and using the corresponding individual techniques
Duration – 18-24 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian
7. Methodology of informational-educational seminars on trafficking prevention for risk groups
Scope(s) of Module:
- Familiarization with the problem of trafficking in persons
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Evaluation and correct/adequate interpretation of trafficking in persons range of problems
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Familiarization with methods of identification of risks associated with illegal migration and methods of prophylaxis of trafficking in persons
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Creation of ability to transfer the topics of trafficking in persons to the risk group persons
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming
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problem-pivoted learning
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work in groups
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K-W-L
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Gallery Tour
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role play
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case study
Beneficiaries – teachers, psychologists, NGO representatives, as well as other specialists who plan/carry out activities related to prevention of trafficking in persons
Contents/sessions:
- Definition of trafficking in persons from the standpoint of human rights
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Trafficking in persons – means of approach
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Reasons for trafficking in persons
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Mechanism of trafficking in persons: stakeholders, methods of recruitment
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Consequences of trafficking in persons for society, family, victim
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Making a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
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Would-be migrant’s ABC
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Techniques and methods applied when teaching/approaching the risk group about trafficking in persons phenomena
Expected Results:
understand the phenomenon of trafficking in persons and specifics thereof
acquire knowledge related to definitions, reasons, stakeholders, and consequences of trafficking in persons phenomenon
make a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
be able to identify range of problems of trafficking in persons and to offer the minimal necessary information for prophylaxis of this phenomenon
be able to transmit information about trafficking in persons to risk groups
Duration – 16-24 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian
8. Peer-to-peer education in the field of counteracting trafficking in persons
Scope(s) of Module:
- Familiarization with the topics of trafficking in persons and recognition of trafficking risk
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Learning techniques and methods of teaching the trafficking in persons phenomenon
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Creating ability to send message to the risk group
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming
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problem-pivoted learning
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K-W-L
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Gallery Tour
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work in groups
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role play
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case study etc.
Beneficiaries – risk group
Contents/sessions:
- Team creation and strengthening
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Definition of trafficking in persons from the standpoint of human rights
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Trafficking in persons – means of approach
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Reasons for trafficking in persons
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Mechanism of trafficking in persons: stakeholders, methods of recruitment
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Consequences of trafficking in persons for society, family, victim
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Making a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
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Would-be migrant’s ABC
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Techniques and methods of communication
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Abilities to send message to the risk group
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Tools for reporting and evaluation of workshop impact
Expected Results:
- understand the phenomenon of trafficking in persons and specifics thereof
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familiarize with definitions, reasons, stakeholders, and consequences of trafficking in persons phenomenon
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be able to make a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
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be able to recognized cases of trafficking in persons
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be able to organize workshops for risk groups targeted to prevention of trafficking in persons
Duration – 24 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian
9. Management of Volunteers
Scope(s) of Module – Creation and/or strengthening of abilities to administrate volunteers’ work
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming
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problem-pivoted learning
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work in groups
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role play
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case study etc.
Beneficiaries – Organizations that work with volunteers
Contents/sessions:
- Definition and philosophy of volunteer
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Principles of work with volunteers
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Drafting an action plan for volunteers
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Recruitment of volunteers
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Identification of voluntary potential degree of compatibility with mission, vision, and principles of work of organization
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Motivation of volunteers
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Evaluation and monitoring of volunteers
Expected Results:
- Familiarization with volunteer’s philosophy
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Abilities to coordinate a volunteering program (planning, recruitment, motivation, evaluation)
Duration – 16 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian
Awareness Training
Trafficking in persons from the standpoint of human rights
Scope(s) of Module:
- Awareness raising about trafficking in persons phenomenon
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Cultivation of tolerant attitude towards trafficked persons
Applied Techniques/Methodollogy:
- brainstorming,
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problem-pivoted learning,
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work in groups,
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panel discussion,
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K-W-L,
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Gallery Tour,
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role play,
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case study, etc.
Beneficiaries – NGOs, teachers, school psychologists, public officers, and other categories of professional groups
Contents/sessions:
- Definition of trafficking in persons from the standpoint of human rights, stages
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Trafficking in persons – means of approach
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Reasons for trafficking in persons
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Mechanism of trafficking in persons: stakeholders, methods of recruitment
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Consequences of trafficking in persons for society, family, victim
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Making a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
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Would-be migrant’s ABC
Expected Results:
- understand the phenomenon of trafficking in persons and specifics thereof
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familiarize with definitions, reasons, stakeholders, and consequences of trafficking in persons phenomenon
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be able to make a difference between trafficking in persons, migration, prostitution, and smuggling in persons
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be able to recognize cases of trafficking in persons
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understand the importance of this problem in the Republic of Moldova
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change their attitude towards trafficked persons
Recommended duration: – 16 hours
Language – Romanian, Russian