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Training by Adagio

Educating Our Community

Taking sex trafficking awareness into our communities to build understanding and inspire action.
Training Opportunities

Practical education for stronger communities

Our trainings equip individuals, organizations, and communities with the knowledge and practical tools to empower informed action against sex trafficking.

Awareness to Action Training

The fight against sex trafficking requires all of us, and everyone has a role to play. This introductory training explores the realities of trafficking, builds foundational understanding, and helps you discover how your unique strengths can make a meaningful impact through our community partnerships. Offered in person once each quarter.
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Navigating the Digital World

Designed for parents or youth, this training provides practical tools to navigate the digital world safely, recognize online risks, and build healthy digital habits that reduce vulnerability to exploitation.

The Way We Walk

Designed for faith communities, this training explores how Jesus met people with compassion, dignity, and grace. He met them where they were and invited them into healing. Together, we'll explore how walking alongside people at the pace of trust can become a practical expression of Christ's love in our communities.
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Starting the Conversation

Designed for parents of young children, this training provides practical tools for having age-appropriate conversations that build trust, confidence, and resilience from an early age. We'll explore how everyday conversations can strengthen protective factors and lay the foundation for lifelong safety.
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BOYS Documentary Screening

The BOYS Documentary shares the stories of male survivors of sex trafficking, bringing awareness to a form of exploitation that is too often overlooked. Through the voices of survivors, service providers, and advocates, the film offers a deeper understanding of the realities boys and men face. Following the screening we will take some time to process the information presented in the film and answer questions as we explore ways to meaningfully serve male survivors.
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WHO IS THIS FOR

For Those Helping Shape Stronger Communities

Whether you're a parent, educator, faith leader, professional, volunteer, or community member, our trainings are designed to equip you with practical knowledge and tools to help strengthen prevention and respond with confidence.
Why This Matters

Because Informed Communities are Stronger Communities

Strong communities are built by informed people. Through practical, engaging education, our trainings help individuals and organizations build safer relationships, strengthen protective factors, and create environments where people can thrive.
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Request A Training

We'd love to partner with you to bring one of our trainings to your community. Complete the form, and our team will follow up with scheduling details and additional information.

Bring practical, trauma-informed training to your organization, team, or community. Whether you’re looking for one of our core sessions or a topic tailored to a specific need, we’ll work with you to provide relevant, actionable education that equips people to recognize risk and respond effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

We provide training for churches, youth, and community groups who want to understand trafficking and help protect the young people around them.

Our trainings include topics such as protecting children, online safety and practical ways people can get involved in the fight against trafficking. Each one is built to turn awareness into action.

Our “Awareness to Action” training is offered in person every three months and is open to anyone, simply register for the next session. To request any of our other trainings, reach out to us directly through our contact page.

We do not currently offer continuing education credits, but our trainings are open to anyone who wants to learn how to join the anti-trafficking movement and recognize and respond to trafficking.
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Adagio works to prevent exploitation, support survivors, and strengthen communities through long-term, relational care grounded in trust, dignity, and consistency.
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Adagio is a 501(c)3 and all donations are tax-deductible. EIN Number: 45-3449348