Presentations, Consulting, and Testimonials

Ensuring that core competencies are met and with the goal to prevent sexual exploitation, this presentation addresses an assortment of current youth issues.

Students will be guided through peer exploitation, healthy boundaries and consent through unique activities aimed at building empathy and resilience. 

In addition, self exploitation trends such as sexting, and self directed online exploitative behaviours will be covered and analyzed while educating students on the laws and their objective to protect youth. Students will also learn about online sexual predation, grooming tactics, and healthy online boundaries.

This presentation will build resiliency towards all forms of sexual exploitation and human trafficking while engaging students through humour, games, and activities.

There is a mutual causality between sexual exploitation and youth mental health. Over 90% of sexual exploitation is now facilitated online, and at any given time, it is estimated that 750,000 predators are looking to connect with children sexually online. Social media apps and gaming platforms provide further opportunities for youth to be groomed into online sexual exploitation. 

This presentation discusses the dynamics of the internet and how they play a role in exploitation. Students will learn about the 3 types of online exploiters, their different grooming tactics, as well as how internet dynamics play a role in vulnerability and susceptibility to online sexual exploitation. 

Other topics covered include sextortion, current exploitation trends, peer directed exploitation, online permanency, and peer responsibility.

This presentation engages this heavy topic through humour, games, and activities.

Sexual exploitation is the most common form of human trafficking in Canada and world-wide. This presentation covers all forms of youth sexual exploitation, and how it pertains to human trafficking. 

This presentation covers all forms of youth sexual exploitation, and how it pertains to human trafficking.  Taught by an expert who has worked in both front line and prevention, students will learn about the warning signs of grooming, the different tactics used by exploiters online and in person, current exploitation and recruitment trends, as well as address self-directed sexual exploitation. Students will be guided into critical thinking of the societal norms that promote normalizing exploitative behaviours in addition to becoming equip with resiliency tools and strategies.

This presentation engages a heavy topic through humour, games, and activities.

Human trafficking is Canada’s best hidden crime, with its most common form being sexual exploitation. Human trafficking and sexual exploitation are very local issues in Canada, with 90% of exploiters being Canadian and 90% of victims being Canadian. Taught by an expert who has dealt with youth victims, students will learn about the different forms of sexual exploitation such as grooming into trafficking, exploiter tactics online and in person, as well as peer sexual exploitation through local case examples and engaging activities.

In addition, students will critically think about barriers and vulnerabilities to sexual exploitation, understand how the law impacts the issue, and learn about how their actions can make an impact.

This presentation engages a heavy topic through humour, games, and activities.

SEE provides one on one or group consulting services for parents struggling with how to keep their kids safe online and/or in person. This entails a 1.5 hour presentation with tips and strategies included.

SEE provides consulting services to organizations looking to implement best practices in working with sexually exploited or at risk clients. SEE also provides assistance with curriculum development regarding sexual exploitation and human trafficking.