Creating Cultures of Belonging in Anti-Trafficking Organizations
Stigma is one of the greatest barriers to successful recovery and reintegration into the community after exploitation. Othering is one of the most common ways that anti-trafficking organizations cause unintentional harm to the people in their care. Creating cultures of belonging is essential to increase the success rate of adult education, rehabilitation programs, vocational training, post-exploitation employment, and reintegration.
IATI strategic advisor Debbie Kramlich, Ph.D., will use research to help anti-trafficking organizations create organizational cultures that provide safe, inclusive spaces where restoration can take place.
Project Scope
Research to understand the baseline for survivor, local staff, and beneficiary experiences with INGO and foreign-led organizational cultures
Development of framework, curriculum, and evaluation metrics in collaboration with survivors, local staff members, and beneficiaries of international organizations
Organizational culture development workshops
Brand development and granting-organization engagement
Program to certify survivors and local staff to facilitate cultural humility and belonging experiences in their communities and the organizations that serve and employ them
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