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ASEAN-ACT Advanced Training Course Summary

Overview

This document outlines the facilitator's guide for an advanced training course designed to enhance the capacities of frontline responders in applying gender-sensitive and victim-centered approaches to trafficking in persons (TIP). The course builds on an introductory e-learning module and is developed by the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Women and Children (ACWC) with support from the ASEAN-Australia Counter Trafficking (ASEAN-ACT) program.

Purpose and Background

The training was created to address gaps in existing materials focused solely on victim identification and support, emphasizing the need for gender-sensitive and victim-centered methodologies. It aims to deepen participants' knowledge, skills, and practical application, fostering reflective learning to improve daily work with trafficking victims. Funding and leadership credits are acknowledged, including contributions from ACWC Indonesia, ASEAN Secretariat, and specific individuals and organizations.

Target Audience

Frontline responders such as law enforcers, social workers, healthcare professionals, and civil society staff involved in trafficking victim support. Participants must have completed the introductory e-learning course on gender-sensitive and victim-centered approaches.

Key Methodologies

• Intersectionality Lens: Recognizes diverse identities affecting trafficking experiences and responses, promoting inclusive analysis.
• Gender Transformative Learning: Involves self-reflection, dialogue, and critical thinking to shift attitudes and behaviors, empowering participants to challenge stereotypes.
• Adult Learning Principles: Emphasizes self-direction, experiential learning, and practical application, tailoring content to professional contexts.
• Reflexive and Action-Oriented Learning: Encourages reflection on personal and professional experiences, development of action plans, and integration into daily work.

Curriculum Highlights

The course consists of seven modules:

1. Remembering key concepts: Reinforces foundation of gender-sensitive and victim-centered approaches.
2. Victim identification and referral: Focuses on practical identification and safe referral protocols.
3. Reflection, recovery, and shelter: Addresses trauma-informed care and shelter management.
4. Return and reintegration: Covers strategies for safe and supported reintegration.
5. Medical, health, and mental care: Involves trauma assessment and health service adaptation.
6. Criminal justice process: Explores legal support and victim advocacy.
7. Self-care, partnerships, and networking: Promotes professional well-being and collaborative approaches.

Participants analyze, assess, and apply concepts through case studies, role-plays, and activities, aiming to enhance their skills in handling diverse victim groups.

Learning Outcomes

Successfully completing the 3-4 day course results in:

• Develop a deeper understanding of gender-sensitive and victim-centered principles.
• Enhance the ability to assess risks and apply appropriate approaches.
• Implement practical strategies to support victims with dignity and respect, reducing retraumatization.

Training Organization

The course is delivered as a face-to-face program with seven modules, incorporating slides, exercises, quizzes, and supplementary materials. It supports monitoring, evaluation, and participant feedback through pre/post-tests and facilitation tools.

Glossary and Tools

Includes definitions for key terms (e.g., gender equality, intersectionality, trauma-informed care) and tools for facilitators, such as a facilitation plan template, adaptation strategies for countries, and guidance on conducting pre/post-tests and gathering feedback.

This guide ensures high-quality, standardized facilitation aligned with ASEAN priorities and human rights frameworks.