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Macy R. J., Johns N. (2010). Aftercare Services for International Sex Trafficking Survivors: Informing U.S. Service and Program Development in an Emerging Practice Area. Trauma Violence Abuse April 2011 12: 87-98, first published on December 31, 2010
doi:10.1177/1524838010390709

1. What are some person-level factors that place individuals at risk of human sex trafficking?
2. Who is most likely to be a victim/survivor of human sex trafficking?  Why?
3. What different types of abuse do many, if not most, victims of trafficking encounter?
4. What are some of the common medical effects that victims suffer as a direct result of trafficking?

McPhail B. A., (2002). Gender-Bias Hate Crimes: A Review. Trauma Violence Abuse April 2002 3: 125-143
doi:10.1177/15248380020032003

1. What are some of the social movements which influenced the emergence of hate crime policy?
2. Why does McPhail prefer to use the term “bias crime?”
3. What are the two basic parts, or elements, of a bias crime?
4. What are some of the common crimes motivated by hate?
5. The first congressional hearings on hate crime occurred in 1985 and centered on the three categories of race, religion, and ethnicity.  Why were women deliberately excluded primarily?