Educational Resources

A21 Anti-Human Trafficking Training provides essential education for professionals in sectors like hospitality, healthcare, and transportation. Through free e-courses and specialised toolkits, A21 equips frontline workers to identify, report, and prevent human trafficking, fostering safer communities and workplaces.

Given the importance of this issue and the dedication of many World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Member organisations to end human trafficking, WTTC formed a Human Trafficking Taskforce which was launched at the Global Summit in Seville, Spain4 To help eradicate human trafficking, the Taskforce developed an action framework which focuses on raising awareness, education and training, advocacy, and support.

Length: 19 pages

This tool is designed to help your business assess and understand its potential risks in relation to child sexual exploitation and trafficking in your industry and take action to protect children.

Duration: 15 minutes

This program teaches first-tier suppliers in tourism to address human rights issues through four basic and one advanced module, covering regulations like the German Supply Chain Act and European CSDDD, with real-world examples and certification for both basic and advanced levels.

Duration: 2,5 hours over 4 models

This online training program developed by PACT in collaboration with the American Hotel and Lodging Association and Marriott International discusses the intersections between human trafficking and the hotel industry. PACT also offers free tools and resources that can be used in conjunction with the training to help companies combat trafficking and inform clients and suppliers of their commitment to child protection.

Duration: 30 minutes

Building on the foundation of |Your Role in Preventing Human Trafficking: Recognize the Signs|, |Recognize and Respond: Addressing Human Trafficking in the Hospitality Industry| incorporates hotel-level feedback and features interactive scenarios, separate learning paths for associates and managers, a mobile-friendly design, and increased guidance on responding to potential trafficking situations.

Duration: 1 hour

Learn the basics of child labour and forced labour research, including definitions, measurement, case studies, and datasets. Taught by ILO and global experts, the courses offer flexible learning paths and optional modules on human trafficking and migration developed with IOM.

Self-guided

This Toolkit helps frontline sectors in South Africa understand and address human trafficking, offering practical strategies to identify and support victims. Use it to train staff and improve trafficking intervention efforts effectively.

Length: 9 pages

Specific indicators that you may see in your daily work to help recognise signs of trafficking in persons.

Length: 2 pages

This guidance will help hotels to encourage more responsible practices and reduce the risks of human trafficking in their labour supply chain.

Length: 6 pages

The Code is a global initiative that helps the travel and tourism industry prevent the sexual exploitation of children. Members voluntarily commit to specific actions and criteria to keep children safe.

The Code has a voluntary set of criteria that members commit to, to keep children safe.