Build a Trauma- Informed Workplace

Empower Your Team, Support Survivors

Learn evidence-based practices to create a safe, inclusive workplace for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.

Improved Retention

Trauma-informed workplaces see higher employee retention rates

Employee Wellbeing

Create an environment where all employees feel safe and supported

Legal Compliance

Stay ahead of evolving regulations around inclusive workplace practices

Trauma-Informed Practices for Employers

This comprehensive course offers employers training on how to create trauma-informed practices for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.

Video Lessons

Expert-led content

Self-Paced

Learn on your schedule

Interactive

Engaging activities

Support Tools

Real-world guidance

What's Included

Total Duration
1 hours 25 minutes

This training gave us a language we didn’t have before. It helped our managers talk about trauma in a way that feels respectful, professional, and actionable.

-HR Manager, CVS Health

Is this course right for you?

Organizational Leadership

Learn to create policies and culture that support all employees, including trauma survivors, improving retention and workplace wellbeing.

Heads of People & Culture

Gain practical tools to design inclusive hiring, onboarding, and management practices that prioritize safety and empowerment.

HR Departments

Understand how to implement trauma-informed policies that reduce legal risks and create a more supportive work environment.

HR Departments

Develop essential skills for day-to-day management that build trust, sets clear expectations, and avoids re-traumatization.

Policymakers

Discover evidence-based practices that make your workplace safer and more equitable for all employees.

Course Content Preview

Explore our comprehensive 7-module curriculum with video lessons, interactive exercises, and reflective and action-oriented prompts.

    1. Who is Nomi Network?
      Discover Nomi Network as a leading organization working to end human trafficking by creating pathways to safe employment for survivors.
    2. What is human trafficking?
      Clarify that human trafficking is the exploitation of individuals through force, fraud or coercion, including both labor and sex trafficking, and that an estimated 49.6 million people are victims worldwide.
    3. How can safe and sustainable employment address human trafficking?
      Explore how creating safe income pathways helps survivors break cycles of vulnerability and prevents re-trafficking by addressing the unmet needs that made them vulnerable to exploitation.
  1. How does trauma affect employees in the workplace?
    Recognize that approximately 30% of employees have experienced trauma affecting their work performance, and consider the widespread impact of trauma in the workplace.
  2. How does a workplace become more trauma-informed?
    Learn what it means to be trauma-informed: recognizing and acknowledging the effects of trauma on individuals and incorporating this awareness into daily practices to create environments where employees feel safe, valued, and understood.
  1. Survivor Voices: Barriers to Employment
    Hear directly from survivors about the barriers they face in attaining and maintaining safe employment.
  2. External Barriers
    Identify external obstacles that survivors encounter in the workplace.
  3. Internal Barriers
    Unpack internal challenges that survivors face related to their trauma experiences.
  4. Survivor Voices: Positive Impact
    Hear survivor testimonies about the positive effects of trauma-informed workplace practices.
  1. Recommendations: Recruitment
    Gain practical strategies for implementing trauma-informed recruitment practices.
  2. Recommendations: Onboarding and Training
    Discover best practices for trauma-informed onboarding and employee training processes.
  1. Physical and Mental Health Support
    Clarify how to provide appropriate health support for employees affected by trauma.
  2. Compensation and Financial Policies
    Examine trauma-informed approaches to compensation and financial policies.
  3. Privacy, Confidentiality, and Safety
    Learn how to maintain privacy, confidentiality, and safety in trauma-informed workplaces.
  1. Navigating Power, Boundaries, and Trust
    Strengthen skills for managing power dynamics, setting appropriate boundaries, and building trust with trauma-affected employees.
  2. Performance Management
    Explore trauma-informed approaches to evaluating and managing employee performance.
  1. Conclusion
    Reinforce key concepts and reflect on how to implement trauma-informed practices in your organization.
  1. Assessment
    Test your understanding of the course material.
  2. Recap and Reflection
    Synthesize your learning and plan next steps for creating trauma-informed workplaces.

By the end of this course, employers will be able to:

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Frequently asked questions

The course material takes about one hour and ten minutes to complete. The assessment takes about 15 minutes but will vary from person to person.

Yes. The self-paced nature respects your time and need for flexibility.

Yes. You will be able to download your certificate of completion at any time after passing the course.

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You can contact our training team at [email protected] at any time, and they will be able to assist you.

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