Pre and Post Test Analysis Sexual Exploitation Prevention Program in Rural Communities
Christine Black-Hughes
Minnesota State University, Mankato
Dr. Black-Hughes has been a member of the Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Social Work faculty since 1994. She received her Ph.D. from The Union Institute, an MSW from The Ohio State University, and a BASW from Wright State University.Dr. Black-Hughes has focused her research interests on international study abroad experiences, programing for children orphaned due to AIDS and other causes, interdisciplinary practice, social work ethics and supervision, and electronic instructional methods. Beginning in 2007, she taught Internet based courses (students physically located in South Africa or other states along with students located at MSU, Mankato). Since 2007, she has been honored to work with the University of Fort Hare Department of Social Work, East London Campus, Eastern Cape, South Africa and has volunteered and promoted student involvement with Caring, Affirming, Training, and Changing (CATCH) a non-government organizations in Mzamomhle, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Dr. Black-Hughes is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and has practice experience in the areas of adult, child and family mental health and women's issues. She has also worked with community based alcohol and drug addiction programs.
Abstract
Sexual exploitation is an issue that continues throughout the world including rural communities. In the 1990’s this hidden crime gained attention and the scope of the buying, selling, and exploiting... [ view full abstract ]
Authors
- Christine Black-Hughes (Minnesota State University, Mankato)
- Jim Smalley (Minn)
- Nou Yang (Minnesota State University, Mankato)
- Lauren Johnson (Minnesota State University, Mankato)
Topic Area
Child Trafficking (CT)
Session
Oral 32 » Session1-Child Trafficking (09:00 - Wednesday, 4th October, King Willem Alexander Compact)
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