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Listening SessionMay 23, 2013
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Co-Chairs
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Timeline
September 25, 2012
October-March
April 9- May 24
May-August
September 2013
2014-2017
President Obama announces White House anti-trafficking initiatives at Clinton Global Initiative
Phase I SAP initial framework
Phase II SAP formally released Open for public
comment for 45 days
Phase II Co-chairs discuss and
incorporate public feedback
Interagency meetings
Phase III Final SAP released
Phase IV Implementing,
Reporting, Refining
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Vision
We envision that every victim of human trafficking is identified and provided access to the services they need to recover and rebuild their lives through the creation of a responsive, sustainable, comprehensive, and trauma-informed victim services network that leverages public and private partners and resources effectively.
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Strategic Action Plan Goals
1. Increase Coordination and Collaboration
2. Increase Awareness
3. Expand Access to Services
4. Improve Outcomes
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Why is This Open for Public Comment?
To provide an opportunity for stakeholders and experts within the anti-trafficking field, and civil society at large, to:
Make recommendations to strengthen the Plan Suggest additional items that can be
accomplished through collaboration with states, tribes, and local communities or partners
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Criteria for Helpful Input
Comments and recommendations should be:
Aligned with the stated vision and goals of the Plan
Aligned with the stated values and principles of the Plan
Specific and actionable within 5 years Measurable and identify implementing entities
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Process to Submit Feedback (Deadline: Friday, May 24, 2013) Via the web
https://acfstrongertogether.ideascale.com
Via email
Via mail
Administration for Children and Families
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
ATTN: Karen Fears
901 D Street, SW
6th Floor West
Washington, DC 20447
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Feedback Questions
1. What actions should be prioritized?
2. What areas, gaps, or needs are not sufficiently addressed in the Plan?
3. What promising practices can be continued or emphasized?
4. What additional partnerships or collaborative efforts are needed?
5. Additional comments?
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Contact Information
Katherine Chon
HHS Administration for Families and Children
Mary Atlas-Terry
DOJ Office for Victims of Crime
Rosemary Hartmann
Department of Homeland Security