Rockford, AED Essentials and iEmpathize are partnering to welcome a national touring course, which focuses on identifying and combating human trafficking and child exploitation.
From Nov. 3-7, multiple free sessions will be offered at Rockford University for first responders, health care professionals, students and community members. Each 90-minute session combines an exhibit experience with educational training designed to build empathy and provide tools for recognizing and responding to human trafficking.
“Human trafficking is a reality that affects every community, including ours,” said Chad Callison, retired Rockford firefighter and owner of AED Essentials. “By working together, we can strengthen our collective awareness and create a coordinated response that saves lives.”…