North American Human Trafficking Conference 2024
Investigating and prosecuting human trafficking cases are complex and require techniques that carefully balance public safety with the rights of victim-survivors. The commercial sex ecosystem thrives on an unrelenting demand, which fuels the supply and ultimately leads to the prolific distribution of victims. This conference will explore advanced human trafficking investigation and prosecution skills, which will aid in successful investigations and ultimately convictions.
Who Should Attend?
Law Enforcement Officers, Prosecutors, Advocates, and other Criminal Justice Professionals
Session Type:
In-Person Conference
Duration:
3 Days
Hotel Information:
Click here to reserve your room at the Flamingo Hotel, or call (888) 373-9855 to secure your reservation on the group block, and use the group "North American Human Trafficking Conference."
Please be aware, there is a processing fee if you call to make the reservation. Rooms must be reserved prior to October 1, 2024 to receive the group discount.
Discounted Rate of $79.00 at the Flamingo (rate does not include resort fees or taxes).
Cancellation Policy:
- Full refund available, 60+ days prior to the event.
- 50% refund available 59-30 days prior to the event.
- No refunds will be made 29 days prior to the event.
Call for Speakers:
We're inviting dynamic speakers to join our conference in 2024! Share your expertise with industry leaders. Submit your proposal here.
Call for Sponsors:
If your organization is interested in sponsoring our conference we are now accepting applications. Click here to review our sponsorship opportunities. Not seeing what you're looking for? Contact our team to discuss other sponsorship opportunities.
Presenters/Speakers
Dan Nash
Imran Ali
Hosts
Sponsors
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ACADEMY & CONSULTING
This course is offered and conducted by Eckberg Lammers’ Law Enforcement Training Academy & Consulting team of experienced trainers and consultants. Information provided in these trainings does not constitute or contain legal advice, nor do they establish and attorney-client relationship.