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Navigating the Roadmap: A Guide to Development and Operations for Multidisciplinary Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces

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The Development and Operations Roadmap for Multidisciplinary Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces(link is external) (the  Roadmap) combines principles on the stages of group development with assessment metrics that are designed to assist interdisciplinary groups with achieving and assessing collaborative impact as teams.

The Roadmap—

  • provides anti-human trafficking task forces with a tool to identify needs and gaps in processes, collaboration, growth, performance, and progress toward requirements of grant funding (if applicable);  
  • reinforces that the development of a multidisciplinary task force is a process that requires time, attention, and intention; and  
  • equips task forces with resources that support capacity building and sustainability.  

This recorded webinar will help participants to—

  • classify four distinct areas of work in which task force efforts are grounded,  
  • describe the process of task force development through five stages,
  • communicate two practical ways in which they can use the Roadmap in their  jurisdiction, and 
  • identify two ways that conducting a task force self-assessment using the Roadmap can identify gaps and/or develop strategies for improving the collaborative functioning of a task force.

Target Audience: Law Enforcement Personnel, Prosecutors, Victim Service Providers, and Allied Stakeholders

Please consider having a copy of the Roadmap(link is external) handy for your reference during this webinar. You can also see the Roadmap in the Handouts section in IACPlearn.

Event Type
Webinar
Event Option(s)
Online, On demand
Sponsor(s) / Host(s)
International Association of Chiefs of Police; ICF; Office for Victims of Crime
Contact
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Phone number
Cost
$0
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This product is supported by the International Association of Chiefs of Police under 2020-VT-BX-K002 awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this product are those of the contributors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Date Created: February 2, 2022