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Recommendations for Social Service Agencies’ Response to Peer Recruitment Amongst Commercially Sexually Exploited Youth

11/1/2016

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Peer recruitment is a common way that youth enter into the commercial sex industry. Exploiters intentionally use commercially sexually exploited children (CSEC) to recruit their peers as CSEC identified youth have easy access to their peers and can gain their peers’ trust easily. Peer recruitment is rampant anywhere large numbers of youth congregate such as assessment centers, group homes, schools, etc. 
Although the focus for the past several years has been on female involved in CSEC, it is important to note that peer recruitment can occur with girls, boys, and transgender youth.  

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  • Home
  • About NBS
    • Who is Nola Brantley?
    • NBS in the Media
  • Training
    • CSEC 101
    • CSEC 102
    • CSEC 103
    • CSEC + Harm Reduction
    • CSEC Advocacy
    • CSE of Males
    • Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Gay Cis Males & Transgender Females
    • CSE of Native Americans
    • CSEC Engagement Strategies for Out -of-Home Care Providers
    • Child Labor Trafficking
    • Consent vs. Coercion
    • Generational Trauma
    • Healing Shame with CSEC
    • Organizational Strategies
    • "The Empowerment Project" Facilitator Training
    • The Impact of Poverty
    • The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Ethnicity
    • The Intersection of CSEC + Technology
    • "Raising Awareness" Facilitator Training
    • Strategies to Address Vicarious Trauma
    • "Word on the Street"
    • Working with Trauma Survivors in Professional Settings
  • #Care4selfcare4others
  • Curriculum Development
  • Event Coordination
  • Resources
    • WHY ARE YOUTH INVOLVED IN CSEC?
    • WHAT IS CSEC?
    • NBS Blog