History of Anti-Trafficking Movement Quiz

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Match the correct definitions for the ladder of participation in the Anti-trafficking Field.
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- Rescue and Rehabilitate, Educate survivors on what is best treatment and interventions for them without their input.
- Unpaid consultation and services to the organization, Survivors given positions on staff or BOD
- Paid consultation and partnership opportunities, Survivors given positions on staff or BOD
- Survivors begin to have decision making power that is shared with the organization leaders, Survivors have positions of power and influence over the organization which services are provided and where money goes.
- Control and Trauma Re-Enactments
- Re-exploitation and Tokenism
- Survivor Informed Organization
- Survivor Lead Organization
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Discuss one way that the birth of International Abolitionists Foundation institutionalized whiteness in the anti-trafficking field.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of tokenism?
- Someone is hired based on their marginalized identity, but there are no policies or practices to achieve diversity, equity, and inclusion goals.
- A lived experience expert is hired for a leadership role, and does not receive support, resources, or guidance on how to lead the team.
- A survivor is highly encouraged to share their experiences to the community and in the anti-trafficking field to show diversity, equity and inclusion within the organization.
- A white woman with 15 years of experience in the anti-trafficking field is hired.
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Why is the term ‘rescue’ harmful to those with lived experience?
- The term sets up a power dynamic between the rescuer and the rescued that disempowers the one in “need"
- It is not a strengths-based approach or client centered
- It can be a term based on a belief system that the individual with lived experience do not agree with or adhere to
- All of the above
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Select the correct definition of the term “white savior complex”
- An individual who comes into a community and tries to change it to their own worldview and belief system without concern or respect for the community already established
- A person of Caucasian descent who sees their race as superior to others and other races as in need of rescue and rehabilitation
- A person with European ancestry that invades brothels with force and saves children
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Match the worldview that each of these perspectives hold:
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- A very passionate, driven individual trying to put an immediate end to trafficking potentially based on their spiritual beliefs. It becomes a very "moralist fight" for them.
- An individual who speaks for someone else and could fall into a power dynamic of there is an individual with a need and another individual with all the answers for that need.
- An individual who shows active support by walking along side the individual in their recovery journey by showing empathy, curiosity, and compassion. Or an individual who falls into a more passive role and just posts on social media about supporting a certain cause.
- An individual who is taking an active role to confront suppressive systems and is working to dismantle them.
- Abolitionist
- Advocate
- Ally
- Activist
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What was the first policy created by the UN that created new language around the trafficking of individuals and the “dangers of prostitution,” yet did not delineate between “free and forced prostitution?”
- The Palermo Protocol
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- The Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic of Persons and the Exploitation of the Prostitution of Others
- The Trafficking Victims Protection Act
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What is the key United States Policy that was based on the UN protocol, expanding the definition of trafficking to include, force, fraud and coercion?
- The Palermo Protocol
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- The Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic of Persons and the Exploitation of the Prostitution of Others
- The Trafficking Victims Protection Act
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Evaluation is important in the anti-human trafficking field because:
- As a movement we need to know that the money set aside for the work is going toward programming that produces results that are measurable, attainable, trauma informed, and survivor led
- To avoid re-exploitation and reducing harm for individuals in contact with direct service providers
- To create collaboration, transparency and accountability between organizations and programming
- It is an important step in helping the movement know that our goals are having their intended outcomes
- All of the above
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Define cultural/identity taxation and suggest one ways to avoid it in the anti-trafficking field.
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