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Nola Brantley Speaks seeks to empower providers through training (in-person and online), curriculum development, and event coordination to create a community of support for young men, women, and transgender individuals exiting and currently in the commercial sex industry. To learn more about youth involved in the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) check out the links below.

WHAT IS CSEC?

WHY DO YOUTH GET INVOLVED IN CSEC?

Training

Curriculum Development

Event Coordination

Nola Brantley Speaks Trainings

Nola Brantley Speaks offers a variety of trainings on youth and young adults engaged in the commercial sex industry and trauma-informed care. Nola Brantley and Dr. Nicole Klasey have developed a survivor-clinician training model in which participants learn the theoretical foundation while hearing from someone with lived experience. Click below to find out more information on our newest trainings.

CSEC 103

CSEC + Harm Reduction

Generational Trauma

Healing Shame with CSEC

The Impact of Poverty

Intersection of CSEC + Race/Ethnicity

Upcoming Nola Brantley Speaks Trainings

Sept 14 Fred Finch CSEC 101
Sept 15 A Better Way The Impact of Mass Incarceration on Youth
Sept 16 Alameda Strategies to Address Vicarious Trauma
Sept 17 Alameda An Overview of Child Labor Trafficking
Sept 23-24 Alameda CSEC 102
Sept 28 A Better Way CSEC 101
Sept 30 CSEC 103
Oct 1 CSEC + Harm Reduction
Oct 2 Lake, Mendocino & Humboldt Navigating Difficult Conversations with Youth about Social Injustices
Oct 5 Seneca CSEC 101
Oct 7 Alameda The Impact of Poverty
Oct 8 Casa Pacifica Strategies to Address Vicarious Trauma
Oct 13 Alameda The Impact of Mass Incarceration on Youth
Oct 14 Alameda Navigating Difficult Conversations with Youth about Social Injustices
Oct 15 Los Angeles CSEC 102
Oct 19 Alameda An Overview of Child Labor Trafficking
Oct 20 Alameda The Impact of Structural Racism on Foster Youth

Oct 27 Seneca CSEC 101
Oct 29 Lake, Mendocino & Humboldt Cultural Perspectives of Trauma
Nov 2 Seneca CSEC 101
Nov 3 Seneca Navigating Difficult Conversations wtih Youth about Social Injustices
Nov 4 Alameda "Raising Awareness" (CSEC Prevention for Caregivers) Facilitator Training
Nov 5 Alameda Consent vs Coercion
Nov 6 Alameda Taking a Deeper Look at Human Trafficking
Nov 17 Seneca Walking in Their Shoes: Understanding the Experiences of Racism
Nov 18-19 Lake, Mendocino & Humboldt Generational Trauma
Dec 3 Alameda CSEC 101

Your voice matters

Help Nola Brantley Speaks identify training needs to better equip you to work with youth involved in CSEC by taking this short survey. Nola Brantley Speaks advocates at the local and state level to ensure that you are provided with the training resources needed to be successful.

TRAINING SURVEY