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2015 Meeting Materials

CT Prostitution Related Crimes 2005-2015 data

10 Years of Data on Prostitution Related Crimes

Domestic Worker Presentation

Traveling Sales Crews, Polaris

Connecticut Trafficking Needs Assessment Project Description FINAL

CT Mirror Article on CT DOL Nail Salons Investigation

DCF: Child Welfare Response to Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking PowerPoint presentation

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Policy Update: Women

CWCS is a member of the Sexual Assault Kit Working Group which is responsible for examining & limiting barriers for submitting evidence.

Policy Update: Children

CWCS has announced that we are creating a new legislative task force to review issues around water safety and children.

Policy Update: Seniors

CWCS convenes the Senior Center Task Force. Click the image above to view the latest meeting information.

CWCS in the News and Community

Talking with Kids About Tragedies

A message from our executive director on how to talk to children about school shooting tragedies

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