Hawaii HB609 mandates public education and outreach on sex trafficking, training for educators, and informational placards in public buildings.
Hawaii HB609 aims to combat sex trafficking through public education and outreach. It requires the Department of Human Services to develop informational placards for public buildings and school campuses, detailing sex trafficking dynamics, victim support resources, and hotline information. The Department of Education must train teachers and school personnel on sex trafficking prevention and response. The Department of the Attorney General will organize public education events on sex trafficking dynamics and community involvement. The bill also appropriates funds for these initiatives.
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