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Human Trafficking & Intersectionality

Code:
HUMA 1581

Human trafficking is a heinous violation of a person`s most basic human rights and is a highly gendered-crime, impacting women and girls at significantly higher rates. While people acknowledge that human trafficking happens in developing countries, many Canadians are surprised to learn that it is happening right here in Canada and in their communities. This course will introduce students to human trafficking, specifically in the Canadian context, identify the risk factors that make someone vulnerable to being trafficked, identify grooming behaviours used by traffickers, explore industries that foster human trafficking and those with an ability to help end it, and explore the needs of survivors of human trafficking to regain control of their lives. (Former Course name -Human Trafficking & Intersectionality)

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Course Delivery Method:

This course is delivered Online Asynchronously. For more information on the delivery methods, click here.


Textbooks:

  • Spring/Summer - None required
  • Winter - None required

Scheduled Dates

CRN Day Date Time Hours Location/
Delivery Method
Fee Availability
10752January 13, 2026 to April 21, 202612:00 am - 12:00 am42Semester Intake Online$342.50
10640May 12, 2026 to August 18, 202612:00 am - 12:00 am42Semester Intake Online$342.50
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