The Freedom Network Training Institute (FNTI) is the premier training resource for professionals in the human trafficking field. FNTI provides in-person and online training, fact sheets, tools, and templates that are based on a client-centered and trauma-informed approach. The Institute has trained thousands of professionals across the country, utilizing facilitators who are subject matter experts in the field.
Resource Library
Visit our Resource Library to access fact sheets, promising practices, practical tools, and training materials developed by subject-matter experts with direct experience working with survivors.
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Housing Project
Check out FNTI’s Housing Training and Technical Assistance Project for information and guidance for advocates in accessing appropriate emergency, transitional, and long-term housing options for survivors.
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Conference
The FNUSA conference is the premier training event for professionals in the anti-trafficking field. It is held annually in the spring. Check out the conference page for more information.
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Survivor Reentry Project
Submit a request for training or technical assistance from the leading advocates in the US on criminal record relief for survivors of human trafficking.
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Check Out Our New Infographic!
This infographic provides a visual representation of the pathways to services and housing options that youth survivors of human trafficking may have access to. This resource is intended for service and housing providers who work with youth and youth survivors of trafficking.
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Through our Speakers Bureau, the Freedom Network Training Institute offers individualized training on human trafficking for professionals. We work with experts in the field from a diverse range of organizations and geographic areas (e.g., legal services, social services, and survivor engagement).
Our experts provide presentations and facilitate workshops highlighting current trends and best practices. Members of our Speakers Bureau work directly with survivors and are informed of the current landscape of human trafficking in the US.