Feb. 6th, 2020
11 a.m. – 6 p.m.

The Northern Colorado Human Trafficking Symposium is an Annual Symposium hosted at Colorado State University that seeks to engage and educate on the issue of human trafficking through research, training, and collaboration. The theme for the 2020 symposium is “Joining Forces on the Frontlines.”

The event will feature keynote speakers Bradley Myles, Founder and Executive Director of Polaris Project, and Megan Lundstrom, Founder and Executive Director of Free Our Girls, as well as presentations by survivors, professionals, leading academic researchers in the field and influential allies against modern slavery.

The 2020 symposium offers three tracks: a ‘101’ Awareness Track for community members, a ‘201’ Professional track for professionals who seek advanced training and a ‘301’ research track for researchers and academics that will highlight cutting-edge research in the field. The ‘301’ Research Track aims to be the largest gathering of its kind in terms of research paper submissions and seeks to highlight cutting-edge and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research that will inform policy and practice and contribute to the ongoing development of theory and research in human trafficking and modern slavery.

For more information, visit: http://www.nocohumantraffickingsymposium.org/