Help us #EndLabourTrafficking exploitation and keep Loyalist Students safe from unsafe work environments and unlawful work practices. Please share widely with your Loyalist peers to encourage participation.
Workshop: Join us on Wednesday April 12th, 2023, from 12pm-1pm in Alumni Hall (1H6 Kente Bldg.), and learn how to keep yourself safe, recognize unlawful work practices, and spot the warning signs of labour trafficking.
Survey: Your participation can make a difference! Complete a short survey to help create resources that can educate Loyalist College students, staff, and faculty, and protect everyone from unlawful work experiences.
Please read this study information letter before participating:
Research Study Information Letter
Reporting Labour Trafficking and Finding Support
Complete the Survey Here.
About the Labour Trafficking Applied Research Project
Students in the Protection, Security, and Investigation, Police Foundations, and Customs Border Services programs alongside the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development aim to determine the degree of Labour Trafficking and exploitation within the Loyalist College community. A part of this applied research project involves surveying students, faculty, and staff in consultation with community stakeholders and local governmental agencies. The end goal is to create and provide educational opportunities and identify reporting procedures for potential victims, witnesses, or victim supporters of labour trafficking.