L Cordisco Tsai
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 44996 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | L Cordisco Tsai |
| NOMBRES | L Cordisco |
| APELLIDO | Tsai |
| FIRMA | TSAI L C |
| AFILIACIONES | George Mason University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0089-1459 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 60 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
“In the End, the Success of Other Survivor Leaders is Everyone’s Success”
Survivor leadership is essential to transformative anti-trafficking policy and practice, yet little research has examined how survivors themselves define it. This study explores the meaning of survivor leadership among survivors of human trafficking in the Philippines using photovoice. Survivor co-researchers identified seven key themes: valuing lived experience, public recognition, survivor-driven program design, access to professional roles, ca…
A Survivor-defined Framework for Economic Empowerment
Human trafficking survivors commonly identify financial security as a key priority. While various economic empowerment programs for survivors exist, insufficient research has explored what economic empowerment means to survivors themselves, resulting in programs and policies that may not center survivors’ goals and needs. This manuscript presents a framework for economic empowerment that was defined by survivors of human trafficking and gender-ba…
Cultural adaptation of a trauma-informed mind-body intervention for survivors of human trafficking
In this Voices from Practice article, we present the process for adapting a 12-week mind-body group mental health intervention from development and implementation in Uganda for implementation with human trafficking survivors in the Philippines. We summarize key steps in the intervention adaptation process, outlining recommendations for other social work practitioners interested in culturally adapting community mental health interventions. This Vo…
Photovoice as a psychosocial intervention for survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence
This study explores the psychosocial impact of photovoice participation among survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence. Photovoice is a community-based participatory research (CBPR) method grounded in empowerment theory, feminist theory, and documentary photography. While survivors, practitioners, and scholars have increasingly called for survivors to co-produce research pertaining to their own experiences, limited research has ex…
Strengthening Services for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Survivors’ voices have historically been excluded from research on human trafficking. Although research on the importance of survivor voice is growing, minimal research has explored survivors’ own perspectives on their experiences in anti-human trafficking programming and their recommendations for strengthening services. In this manuscript, we share recommendations from survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation for improving direct s…
Suicide Prevention Training in the Anti-Human Trafficking Sector
Human trafficking survivors report high rates of suicidal ideation and behavior. However, limited training on suicide prevention among anti-human trafficking service providers, stigma, low utilization rates of mental health services, and lack of evidence-based, culturally-congruent interventions create barriers for survivors in receiving needed support. Prior research has identified capacity building in suicide prevention as a critical priority i…
Shelter-based services for survivors of human trafficking in Cambodia
In Southeast Asia, services for survivors of human trafficking have historically been centralized within shelter programs. Minimal research has, however, been conducted regarding trafficking-specific shelters, particularly research that highlights the perspectives of survivors themselves. This manuscript presents the perspectives of survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their own experiences pertaining to trafficking-specific …
Combination Microfinance and HIV Risk Reduction Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
The purpose of this paper is to summarize 15 years of intervention science in combination HIV prevention and microfinance among women engaged in sex work (WESW) in Central Asia, identifying gaps in our understanding and recommendations for future studies. We begin by describing the emergence of HIV/STI risk among WESW in the Central Asia region, specifically Mongolia and Kazakhstan, and bridge to the formative stages of our methodology as well as…
All I was Thinking About was Shattered”
Human trafficking is an egregious violation of fundamental human rights and a global challenge. The long-term harms to survivors' physical, psychological and social wellbeing are profound and well documented, and yet there are few studies exploring how to best promote resilience and holistic healing. This is especially true within shelter programs (where the majority of anti-trafficking services are provided) and during the transition out of resi…
Practitioner Experiences Responding to Suicide Risk for Survivors of Human Trafficking in the Philippines
Human trafficking survivors experience elevated suicide risk in comparison to the general population. Anti-trafficking service providers in the Philippines have identified capacity building in suicide prevention as a critical priority given the insufficient number of trained mental health professionals and lack of culturally adapted evidence-based interventions in the Philippines. We conducted a focused ethnography exploring the experiences of no…
Perspectives of boys on their experiences in human trafficking shelter programming in Cambodia
Shelter programs are a core component of the service delivery system for youth who have experienced human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research, however, exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services. Research and programming in the anti-human trafficking sector has focused heavily on women and girls. The experiences and service needs of boys and men have been understudied. This manuscript explores…
They Did Not Pay Attention or Want to Listen When We Spoke”
Human trafficking is a global challenge that violates fundamental human rights. While the risk factors and health impacts of human trafficking have been well documented, the potential for survivors’ resilience is far less understood. In Southeast Asia, the majority of trafficking-specific services have historically been concentrated in shelters, and yet evidenced-based protocols for shelter services are lacking. This study aligns with the growing…
Experiences of trafficked and sexually exploited boys transitioning from shelter programmes into the community
This article explores the perspectives of Cambodian boys who have experienced human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their experiences transitioning out of shelters and re‐entering the community. We used an interpretive phenomenological approach to analyse 81 interviews and narrative summaries of interviews drawn from Chab Dai's 10‐year longitudinal study with survivors in Cambodia ( n = 22). Themes included: minimal involvement in planning…
Perspectives of Survivors of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation on Their Relationships with Shelter Staff
Shelter-based services are a core component of the current service delivery system for survivors of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services in Asia. This article explores the perspectives of survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their relationships with shelter staff in Cambodia. In this study, we draw upon data from Chab D…
Reflections on Adapting Motivational Interviewing to the Filipino Cultural Context
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a person-centred, humanistic approach to strengthening a person’s motivation for and commitment to change. Although MI has been successfully translated into a variety of languages, cultural adaptation of MI has been limited. Recent research has shown that culturally adapted versions of MI show enhanced effectiveness in comparison to non-culturally adapted MI. The majority of research pertaining to the cultural ad…
Conducting Research with Survivors of Sex Trafficking
Human trafficking is a significant human rights issue confronting social workers, and yet rigorous research on human trafficking remains limited, particularly in the social work field. Numerous ethical and methodological challenges arise when researching human trafficking. Few studies have, however, examined the process of conducting research with trafficked persons. This study explored the process of conducting research with survivors of sex tra…
Building core skills among adult survivors of human trafficking in a workplace setting in the Philippines
This article presents the experiences of practitioners supporting survivors of human trafficking in developing core skills in a workplace setting in the Philippines. Safe and supportive workplace environments that use evidence-informed strategies to strengthen core skills can contribute to the healthy reintegration of human trafficking survivors
Personal and Financial Risk Typologies Among Women Who Engage in Sex Work in Mongolia
The Process of Managing Family Financial Pressures Upon Community Reentry Among Survivors of Sex Trafficking in the Philippines
Trafficking survivors commonly face substantial economic challenges upon community reentry, including pressure to provide financially for their families. However, no studies have addressed the process of how trafficking survivors manage these family financial pressures upon returning to the community. This grounded theory study explores the process of managing family financial pressures upon reentry among 22 Filipina women who were formerly traff…
Family financial roles assumed by sex trafficking survivors upon community re-entry
People who have been trafficked often face substantial financial challenges upon exiting human trafficking and re-entering the community. This article presents findings from a 6-month financial diaries study with the households of 30 women in Cebu City, Philippines, who were trafficked into sex work. Data from 352 interviews with sex trafficking survivors and their family members were utilized to explore the roles that trafficking survivors playe…
The impact of a microsavings intervention on reducing violence against women engaged in sex work
BACKGROUND: Women who engage in sex work are at risk for experiencing violence from numerous perpetrators, including paying partners. Empirical evidence has shown mixed results regarding the impact of participation in microfinance interventions on women's experiences of violence, with some studies demonstrating reductions in intimate partner violence (IPV) and others showing heightened risk for IPV. The current study reports on the impact of part…
Household Financial Management and Women’s Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence in the Philippines
This study explores the causal impact of independent management of household finances upon women's experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV) in the Philippines. Propensity score matching is used to generate a casual estimate of the impact of women's roles as household financial managers on their experiences of IPV. Findings demonstrate that managing household finances independently significantly increased the severity of IPV women experience…
Efficacy of a Savings-Led Microfinance Intervention to Reduce Sexual Risk for HIV Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
Objectives. We tested whether a structural intervention combining savings-led microfinance and HIV prevention components would achieve enhanced reductions in sexual risk among women engaging in street-based sex work in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, compared with an HIV prevention intervention alone. Methods. Between November 2011 and August 2012, we randomized 107 eligible women who completed baseline assessments to either a 4-session HIV sexual risk re…
Efficacy of a microsavings intervention in increasing income and reducing economic dependence upon sex work among women in Mongolia
Diversifying options for income generation and employment may enhance health outcomes for women engaged in sex work. This randomized trial tested the efficacy of a microsavings intervention on reductions in economic dependence upon sex work and changes in income among women in Mongolia. Women who attended microfinance plus HIV prevention sessions reported a significantly lower percentage of income from sex work, increased odds of reporting no inc…
Risks and resiliency of women engaged in sex work in Mongolia
Landlocked between Russia and China and comprised of over one-and-a-half million square kilometres, yet with a population of just under three million, Mongolia has the lowest population density of any country in the world. An estimated 4,000 persons, primarily women, engage in sex work in the capital city of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. Social stigma often becomes internalised, with women reporting feeling shame and self-loathing. Stigma against women …
Family financial roles assumed by sex trafficking survivors upon community re-entry
People who have been trafficked often face substantial financial challenges upon exiting human trafficking and re-entering the community. This article presents findings from a 6-month financial diaries study with the households of 30 women in Cebu City, Philippines, who were trafficked into sex work. Data from 352 interviews with sex trafficking survivors and their family members were utilized to explore the roles that trafficking survivors playe…
They Did Not Pay Attention or Want to Listen When We Spoke”
Human trafficking is a global challenge that violates fundamental human rights. While the risk factors and health impacts of human trafficking have been well documented, the potential for survivors’ resilience is far less understood. In Southeast Asia, the majority of trafficking-specific services have historically been concentrated in shelters, and yet evidenced-based protocols for shelter services are lacking. This study aligns with the growing…
Conducting Research with Survivors of Sex Trafficking
Human trafficking is a significant human rights issue confronting social workers, and yet rigorous research on human trafficking remains limited, particularly in the social work field. Numerous ethical and methodological challenges arise when researching human trafficking. Few studies have, however, examined the process of conducting research with trafficked persons. This study explored the process of conducting research with survivors of sex tra…
The Process of Managing Family Financial Pressures Upon Community Reentry Among Survivors of Sex Trafficking in the Philippines
Trafficking survivors commonly face substantial economic challenges upon community reentry, including pressure to provide financially for their families. However, no studies have addressed the process of how trafficking survivors manage these family financial pressures upon returning to the community. This grounded theory study explores the process of managing family financial pressures upon reentry among 22 Filipina women who were formerly traff…
Practitioner Experiences Responding to Suicide Risk for Survivors of Human Trafficking in the Philippines
Human trafficking survivors experience elevated suicide risk in comparison to the general population. Anti-trafficking service providers in the Philippines have identified capacity building in suicide prevention as a critical priority given the insufficient number of trained mental health professionals and lack of culturally adapted evidence-based interventions in the Philippines. We conducted a focused ethnography exploring the experiences of no…
Perspectives of boys on their experiences in human trafficking shelter programming in Cambodia
Shelter programs are a core component of the service delivery system for youth who have experienced human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research, however, exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services. Research and programming in the anti-human trafficking sector has focused heavily on women and girls. The experiences and service needs of boys and men have been understudied. This manuscript explores…
Efficacy of a Savings-Led Microfinance Intervention to Reduce Sexual Risk for HIV Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
Objectives. We tested whether a structural intervention combining savings-led microfinance and HIV prevention components would achieve enhanced reductions in sexual risk among women engaging in street-based sex work in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, compared with an HIV prevention intervention alone. Methods. Between November 2011 and August 2012, we randomized 107 eligible women who completed baseline assessments to either a 4-session HIV sexual risk re…
Efficacy of a microsavings intervention in increasing income and reducing economic dependence upon sex work among women in Mongolia
Diversifying options for income generation and employment may enhance health outcomes for women engaged in sex work. This randomized trial tested the efficacy of a microsavings intervention on reductions in economic dependence upon sex work and changes in income among women in Mongolia. Women who attended microfinance plus HIV prevention sessions reported a significantly lower percentage of income from sex work, increased odds of reporting no inc…
Household Financial Management and Women’s Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence in the Philippines
This study explores the causal impact of independent management of household finances upon women's experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV) in the Philippines. Propensity score matching is used to generate a casual estimate of the impact of women's roles as household financial managers on their experiences of IPV. Findings demonstrate that managing household finances independently significantly increased the severity of IPV women experience…
Reflections on Adapting Motivational Interviewing to the Filipino Cultural Context
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a person-centred, humanistic approach to strengthening a person’s motivation for and commitment to change. Although MI has been successfully translated into a variety of languages, cultural adaptation of MI has been limited. Recent research has shown that culturally adapted versions of MI show enhanced effectiveness in comparison to non-culturally adapted MI. The majority of research pertaining to the cultural ad…
Building core skills among adult survivors of human trafficking in a workplace setting in the Philippines
This article presents the experiences of practitioners supporting survivors of human trafficking in developing core skills in a workplace setting in the Philippines. Safe and supportive workplace environments that use evidence-informed strategies to strengthen core skills can contribute to the healthy reintegration of human trafficking survivors
Combination Microfinance and HIV Risk Reduction Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
The purpose of this paper is to summarize 15 years of intervention science in combination HIV prevention and microfinance among women engaged in sex work (WESW) in Central Asia, identifying gaps in our understanding and recommendations for future studies. We begin by describing the emergence of HIV/STI risk among WESW in the Central Asia region, specifically Mongolia and Kazakhstan, and bridge to the formative stages of our methodology as well as…
All I was Thinking About was Shattered”
Human trafficking is an egregious violation of fundamental human rights and a global challenge. The long-term harms to survivors' physical, psychological and social wellbeing are profound and well documented, and yet there are few studies exploring how to best promote resilience and holistic healing. This is especially true within shelter programs (where the majority of anti-trafficking services are provided) and during the transition out of resi…
Perspectives of Survivors of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation on Their Relationships with Shelter Staff
Shelter-based services are a core component of the current service delivery system for survivors of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services in Asia. This article explores the perspectives of survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their relationships with shelter staff in Cambodia. In this study, we draw upon data from Chab D…
Risks and resiliency of women engaged in sex work in Mongolia
Landlocked between Russia and China and comprised of over one-and-a-half million square kilometres, yet with a population of just under three million, Mongolia has the lowest population density of any country in the world. An estimated 4,000 persons, primarily women, engage in sex work in the capital city of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. Social stigma often becomes internalised, with women reporting feeling shame and self-loathing. Stigma against women …
Underage youth trading sex in the Philippines
This study examines the socio-structural sexual health risks of female youth (aged 14-17) working in bar/spa venues and brothels in the Philippines, compared to their older counterparts. Aside from this study, few female sex work studies have interviewed youth under 18. On four southern Philippines islands, 770 female sex workers (FSWs), aged 14-48, were recruited from bar/spa venues and brothels to participate in a socio-structural HIV preventio…
Efficacy of a Savings-Led Microfinance Intervention to Reduce Sexual Risk for HIV Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
Objectives. We tested whether a structural intervention combining savings-led microfinance and HIV prevention components would achieve enhanced reductions in sexual risk among women engaging in street-based sex work in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, compared with an HIV prevention intervention alone. Methods. Between November 2011 and August 2012, we randomized 107 eligible women who completed baseline assessments to either a 4-session HIV sexual risk re…
Efficacy of a microsavings intervention in increasing income and reducing economic dependence upon sex work among women in Mongolia
Diversifying options for income generation and employment may enhance health outcomes for women engaged in sex work. This randomized trial tested the efficacy of a microsavings intervention on reductions in economic dependence upon sex work and changes in income among women in Mongolia. Women who attended microfinance plus HIV prevention sessions reported a significantly lower percentage of income from sex work, increased odds of reporting no inc…
The impact of a microsavings intervention on reducing violence against women engaged in sex work
BACKGROUND: Women who engage in sex work are at risk for experiencing violence from numerous perpetrators, including paying partners. Empirical evidence has shown mixed results regarding the impact of participation in microfinance interventions on women's experiences of violence, with some studies demonstrating reductions in intimate partner violence (IPV) and others showing heightened risk for IPV. The current study reports on the impact of part…
Household Financial Management and Women’s Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence in the Philippines
This study explores the causal impact of independent management of household finances upon women's experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV) in the Philippines. Propensity score matching is used to generate a casual estimate of the impact of women's roles as household financial managers on their experiences of IPV. Findings demonstrate that managing household finances independently significantly increased the severity of IPV women experience…
Personal and Financial Risk Typologies Among Women Who Engage in Sex Work in Mongolia
The Process of Managing Family Financial Pressures Upon Community Reentry Among Survivors of Sex Trafficking in the Philippines
Trafficking survivors commonly face substantial economic challenges upon community reentry, including pressure to provide financially for their families. However, no studies have addressed the process of how trafficking survivors manage these family financial pressures upon returning to the community. This grounded theory study explores the process of managing family financial pressures upon reentry among 22 Filipina women who were formerly traff…
Family financial roles assumed by sex trafficking survivors upon community re-entry
People who have been trafficked often face substantial financial challenges upon exiting human trafficking and re-entering the community. This article presents findings from a 6-month financial diaries study with the households of 30 women in Cebu City, Philippines, who were trafficked into sex work. Data from 352 interviews with sex trafficking survivors and their family members were utilized to explore the roles that trafficking survivors playe…
Conducting Research with Survivors of Sex Trafficking
Human trafficking is a significant human rights issue confronting social workers, and yet rigorous research on human trafficking remains limited, particularly in the social work field. Numerous ethical and methodological challenges arise when researching human trafficking. Few studies have, however, examined the process of conducting research with trafficked persons. This study explored the process of conducting research with survivors of sex tra…
Building core skills among adult survivors of human trafficking in a workplace setting in the Philippines
This article presents the experiences of practitioners supporting survivors of human trafficking in developing core skills in a workplace setting in the Philippines. Safe and supportive workplace environments that use evidence-informed strategies to strengthen core skills can contribute to the healthy reintegration of human trafficking survivors
Reflections on Adapting Motivational Interviewing to the Filipino Cultural Context
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a person-centred, humanistic approach to strengthening a person’s motivation for and commitment to change. Although MI has been successfully translated into a variety of languages, cultural adaptation of MI has been limited. Recent research has shown that culturally adapted versions of MI show enhanced effectiveness in comparison to non-culturally adapted MI. The majority of research pertaining to the cultural ad…
Experiences of trafficked and sexually exploited boys transitioning from shelter programmes into the community
This article explores the perspectives of Cambodian boys who have experienced human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their experiences transitioning out of shelters and re‐entering the community. We used an interpretive phenomenological approach to analyse 81 interviews and narrative summaries of interviews drawn from Chab Dai's 10‐year longitudinal study with survivors in Cambodia ( n = 22). Themes included: minimal involvement in planning…
Perspectives of Survivors of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation on Their Relationships with Shelter Staff
Shelter-based services are a core component of the current service delivery system for survivors of human trafficking and child sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services in Asia. This article explores the perspectives of survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their relationships with shelter staff in Cambodia. In this study, we draw upon data from Chab D…
They Did Not Pay Attention or Want to Listen When We Spoke”
Human trafficking is a global challenge that violates fundamental human rights. While the risk factors and health impacts of human trafficking have been well documented, the potential for survivors’ resilience is far less understood. In Southeast Asia, the majority of trafficking-specific services have historically been concentrated in shelters, and yet evidenced-based protocols for shelter services are lacking. This study aligns with the growing…
Shelter-based services for survivors of human trafficking in Cambodia
In Southeast Asia, services for survivors of human trafficking have historically been centralized within shelter programs. Minimal research has, however, been conducted regarding trafficking-specific shelters, particularly research that highlights the perspectives of survivors themselves. This manuscript presents the perspectives of survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation on their own experiences pertaining to trafficking-specific …
Combination Microfinance and HIV Risk Reduction Among Women Engaged in Sex Work
The purpose of this paper is to summarize 15 years of intervention science in combination HIV prevention and microfinance among women engaged in sex work (WESW) in Central Asia, identifying gaps in our understanding and recommendations for future studies. We begin by describing the emergence of HIV/STI risk among WESW in the Central Asia region, specifically Mongolia and Kazakhstan, and bridge to the formative stages of our methodology as well as…
All I was Thinking About was Shattered”
Human trafficking is an egregious violation of fundamental human rights and a global challenge. The long-term harms to survivors' physical, psychological and social wellbeing are profound and well documented, and yet there are few studies exploring how to best promote resilience and holistic healing. This is especially true within shelter programs (where the majority of anti-trafficking services are provided) and during the transition out of resi…
Practitioner Experiences Responding to Suicide Risk for Survivors of Human Trafficking in the Philippines
Human trafficking survivors experience elevated suicide risk in comparison to the general population. Anti-trafficking service providers in the Philippines have identified capacity building in suicide prevention as a critical priority given the insufficient number of trained mental health professionals and lack of culturally adapted evidence-based interventions in the Philippines. We conducted a focused ethnography exploring the experiences of no…
Perspectives of boys on their experiences in human trafficking shelter programming in Cambodia
Shelter programs are a core component of the service delivery system for youth who have experienced human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia. Limited research, however, exists regarding trafficking-specific shelter-based services. Research and programming in the anti-human trafficking sector has focused heavily on women and girls. The experiences and service needs of boys and men have been understudied. This manuscript explores…
Photovoice as a psychosocial intervention for survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence
This study explores the psychosocial impact of photovoice participation among survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence. Photovoice is a community-based participatory research (CBPR) method grounded in empowerment theory, feminist theory, and documentary photography. While survivors, practitioners, and scholars have increasingly called for survivors to co-produce research pertaining to their own experiences, limited research has ex…
Strengthening Services for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Survivors’ voices have historically been excluded from research on human trafficking. Although research on the importance of survivor voice is growing, minimal research has explored survivors’ own perspectives on their experiences in anti-human trafficking programming and their recommendations for strengthening services. In this manuscript, we share recommendations from survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation for improving direct s…
Suicide Prevention Training in the Anti-Human Trafficking Sector
Human trafficking survivors report high rates of suicidal ideation and behavior. However, limited training on suicide prevention among anti-human trafficking service providers, stigma, low utilization rates of mental health services, and lack of evidence-based, culturally-congruent interventions create barriers for survivors in receiving needed support. Prior research has identified capacity building in suicide prevention as a critical priority i…
Cultural adaptation of a trauma-informed mind-body intervention for survivors of human trafficking
In this Voices from Practice article, we present the process for adapting a 12-week mind-body group mental health intervention from development and implementation in Uganda for implementation with human trafficking survivors in the Philippines. We summarize key steps in the intervention adaptation process, outlining recommendations for other social work practitioners interested in culturally adapting community mental health interventions. This Vo…
A Survivor-defined Framework for Economic Empowerment
Human trafficking survivors commonly identify financial security as a key priority. While various economic empowerment programs for survivors exist, insufficient research has explored what economic empowerment means to survivors themselves, resulting in programs and policies that may not center survivors’ goals and needs. This manuscript presents a framework for economic empowerment that was defined by survivors of human trafficking and gender-ba…
Psychology (23 obras) · Sex work and related issues (21 obras) · Medicine (14 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (12 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Psychiatry (9 obras) · Psychological intervention (9 obras) · Qualitative research (9 obras) · Criminology (8 obras)