With experience speaking to the topic, SEE can speak at your conference or event on a wide range of topics relating to sexual exploitation. Front line staff training can also be provided to social service providers and can be tailored to meet their needs.
With an interactive and engaging approach, SEE provides innovative workshops tailored to meet your needs. SEE presents to students, teachers, counselors, social service providers, parents, and more. SEE presents at Pro D days, to DPAC parent meetings, and events.
SEE offers one on one consulting to parents on understanding online risks and how to keep their children safe. SEE also works with a variety of agencies and service providers on how to address how sexual exploitation, sextortion, and online exploitation can be prevented and how to serve the needs of children and youth affected by these matters. We have assisted agencies in their curriculums!
Sexual exploitation involves someone under the age of 18 exchanging a sexual act for something in return. This happens when there is a need that a child or youth desires, such as a need for money, food, shelter, protection, love, acceptance, popularity, and anything else. It is a form of child abuse and never the victims fault.
Some forms of sexual exploitation:
>Pressures to send naked images to a love interest
>Sextortion
>Pressures to engage in sexual acts at parties
>Being asked to exchange a sexual act for drugs or money by a boyfriend
>Online predators grooming for sexual acts or images
>Forced prostitution (human trafficking)
>Sugar daddy/sugar baby relationships
>The selling of sexual services by girlfriends of gang members
*For further information, please refer to our infographics on our 'Resources' tab at the top of the page and our 'Youth' section.
