Biographies of Editors and Contributors

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PROLOGUE ix
4. PART I: PRACTICE TECHNIQUES
5. 1. Survivors: A Diverse Community with a Common Body of Knowledge 1
6. 2. Identification, Assessment, and Outreach 18
7. 3. Safety Planning with Survivors of Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation 33
8. 4. Change Is a Process: Using the Transtheoretical Model with Commercially Sexually Exploited and Trafficked Youth and Adults 51
9. 5. Evidence-Based Trauma Treatments for Survivors of Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation 70
10. 6. Client-Centered Harm Reduction, Commercial Sex, and Trafficking: Implications for Rights-Based Social Work Practice 97
11. 7. The Hidden Truth: How Our Policies and Practices Can Both Help and Harm Victims of Human Trafficking 117
12. PART II: PRACTICE WITH SPECIFIC POPULATIONS
13. 8. Sex Trafficking Among Immigrant Women in the United States: Exploring Social Work Response Within a Landscape of Violence Against Immigrant Women 139
14. 9. Afrocentric Intergenerational Assessment and Recovery from Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation 161
15. 10. Sex Trafficking and Exploitation of LGBTQ+ People: Implications for Practice 192
16. 11. Clinical Practice with Commercially Sexually Exploited Girls with Intellectual Disabilities 218
17. PART III: PROGRAMMATIC DESIGN
18. 12. The Sanctuary Model and Sex Trafficking: Creating Moral Systems to Counteract Exploitation and Dehumanization 239
19. 13. How Do We Help? A Clinical and Empirical Review of Challenges to Service Provision for Sexually Exploited Clients 274
20. 14. System Failure! Is the Department of Children and Families Facilitating Sex Trafficking of Foster Girls? 296
21. 15. Supporting Sex-Trafficking Survivors Through a Collaborative Single- Point-of -Contact Model: Mezzo and Micro Considerations 316
22. PART IV: PREVENTION AND OUTREACH
23. 16. Preventing the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children: The My Life My Choice Model 333
24. 17. Prevention and Outreach to At-Risk Groups 358
25. 18. Challenges to Sensational Imagery Used in the Antitrafficking Movement and Implications for Practice 380
26. Conclusion 405
27. Biographies of Editors and Contributors 409
28. Index 419