1. A PRESENTATION TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas

2. GLOBAL IMPACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas

3. GLOBAL IMPACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas

4. MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING IN THE U.S. Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas

5. HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN KANSAS Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas Kansas is crossroads for national commerce and transportation Gangs in Kansas are finding it more lucrative to sell people than drugs

6. RUNAWAYS ARE ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas Girls involved in Kansas are typically: Runaways and thrown-aways Physically/sexually abused Developed a drug habit

7. KANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v =RVxaC2Vma5A

8. SENATE BILL 61/HOUSE BILL 2034 Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas The bill creates new fines for those who sexually exploit children and allows forfeiture of property. It channels that money toward treatment and services for victims. It establishes a new crime, called commercial sexual exploitation of a child, which can be used whenever someone is involved with luring minors into the sex trade. Regards these children as victims, rather than criminals.

9. THE ROLE OF DCF Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas Rapid Response Team Staff Secure Facility Continuum of Care

10. COMMUNITY AWARENESS Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas Detecting and Reporting, making our communities unappealing to those who would sell and purchase children for sexual relations. Training for community organizations and churches Training for first responders Training for community leaders o Educators o Officials o Healthcare professionals o Legal professionals

11. SENATE BILL 61/HOUSE BILL 2034 Strong Families Make a Strong Kansas “This bill will not only strengthen our ability to severely punish traffickers, it will give us valuable new tools to protect vulnerable young victims so they can have hope of a new life and break a cycle of exploitation.” - Governor Sam Brownback