California AB1845 mandates policies and training on human trafficking and hate crimes for public postsecondary institutions.

California AB1845, known as the Student Safety and Anti-Exploitation Act, requires the governing boards of public and private postsecondary institutions to adopt policies on human trafficking involving students, faculty, or staff. These policies must include statements on the criminality of human trafficking, its violation of institutional codes of conduct, and signs and protocols for reporting it. The bill also mandates employee training on identifying and reporting human trafficking and hate crimes.

California AB1845 mandates policies and training on human trafficking and hate crimes for public postsecondary institutions.

California AB1845, known as the Student Safety and Anti-Exploitation Act, requires the governing boards of public and private postsecondary institutions to adopt policies on human trafficking involving students, faculty, or staff. These policies must include statements on the criminality of human trafficking, its violation of institutional codes of conduct, and signs and protocols for reporting it. The bill also mandates employee training on identifying and reporting human trafficking and hate crimes.