Labor Trafficking Webinar: Apartments Can Make a Difference
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Labor Trafficking in Multifamily: How Apartment Operators Can Make a Difference

Did you know that labor trafficking happens everywhere? As one type of human trafficking, labor trafficking uses force, fraud and coercion to solicit victims right in your community. Workers can be housed in apartments and transferred to work locations in groups. Apartments can also be used by traffickers as temporary locations in the process of moving victims from one location to another. In this webinar, industry experts discuss the specifics of labor trafficking, how to spot red flags and how to report possible labor trafficking situations.

Learning Objectives

Explore what labor trafficking is and how it applies to property management.

Discuss ways to spot red flags within your apartment communities.

Learn how to report possible situations.

Speakers

Ellen Clark
Mariana Loboguerrero Headshot
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Ellen Clark
Sr. Director, Content,
Grace Hill

Mariana Loboguerrero
Orlando Hub Leader,
iEmpathize

Lori Agudo
Director of Training + Talent Development,
Royal American Management

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