Interactive, 5-module prevention curriculum designed to teach youth ages 12 - 18 how to protect themselves from human trafficking and exploitation through information, crtitical thinking and skill development. Lenght of each session is flexible, but it usually runs about an hour per session. Uses a holistic approach focusing on respect, empathy, individual strengths and the relationship between personal and societal pressures that create or increase vulnerabilities. Through open conversations, engaging activities, the use of media, and opportinities for self-diclosure, youth will: - Challenge harmful stereotypes and societal attitudes - Develop skills to safely navigate potential and existing exploitative situations - Identify healthy support systems - Learn how to access community resources when situations occur that increase their vulnerability (or if exploitation is already underway) - Learn how to recognize recruitment tactics and understand vulnerabilities - Raise their awareness of what constitutes human trafficking and exploitation