Tools of Empowerment for Success (TOES Niagara) in partnership with Brock University Professional and Continuing Studies Office, with funding from the Government of Canada’s Women and Gender Equality (WAGE) will develop and put in place a code of conduct to prevent human trafficking in the hospitality and tourism industry in the Niagara Region to strengthen the Gender-Based Violence sector, based in part on ECPAT International’s The Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism. The project aims to make the Niagara Region as inhospitable as possible to human traffickers and consequently a safe tourist destination and community to live and work.
This survey is designed to gather insights directly from community members like you. Come and lend your voice to inform a Niagara-specific policy aimed at preventing human trafficking for labor and sexual exploitation and making our region inhospitable for human traffickers.
