Schools
EDUCATION FOR PROTECTION — CLASSROOM RESOURCESWHY TALK ABOUT THIS AT SCHOOL?
Human trafficking and modern slavery are not distant topics. They happen in communities, in cities, in families. School is the place where information can arrive before danger does.
The KIN Institute offers educational materials adapted for different age groups, with accessible language, verified data, and an approach that respects the sensitivity of the subject.
MATERIALS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVEL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (GRADES 1–4)
Content on personal safety, trust, and boundaries—tailored for children ages 6 to 10.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (GRADES 1–4)I
An introduction to the topics of exploitation and human rights for adolescents ages 11 to 14.
HIGH SCHOOL
A critical analysis of human trafficking, forced migration, and modern slavery for young people ages 15 to 17.
TEACHER TRAINING
Guides and lesson plans to help educators address the topic safely and responsibly.