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Mark your calendars: 2024 Human Trafficking Summit set for Aug. 7

It’s official! Ohio Attorney General Yost’s 2024 Human Trafficking Summit has been moved to August.

Survivors, social workers, victim advocates, police officers, lawyers, prosecutors and judges – please note Wednesday Aug. 7 on your calendars and plan to join us at the Hyatt Regency Columbus.

The 2024 edition of the summit will focus on the vital role that an integrated system of care – commonly called the “continuum of care” – plays in helping survivors achieve long-term healing on the “highway to hope.”

Additional details about the summit, previously presented in January, will be posted here as plans become firm. Please check back regularly.

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Human Trafficking Summit 2024

Each year, the Ohio Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Summit brings together survivors, social workers, victim advocates, police officers, lawyers, prosecutors, judges and other community stakeholders to learn how various disciplines are succeeding in the battle against trafficking.

Registration for the 2023 Human Trafficking Summit – scheduled for Jan. 26, 2023, at the Greater Columbus Convention Center – has limited seats. There is also an option to attend virtually. Online attendees will have their own set of workshops.

The summit cost, whether attending in person or online, is $50 per person. 

The deadline to register for the summit virtually is Jan. 17. If you have any questions, please email HTI@OhioAGO.gov.

Eligible attendees will be able to receive up to 4.5 Continuing Education Credits. Credits have been applied for through the Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board, Ohio Nursing Board, and the Supreme Court of Ohio.