Maureen Kenny, professor of lawyering skills, has recently given many presentations in the Cleveland area on human trafficking.
She gave the following talks:
- “Legal Developments in Sex Trafficking Laws,” NEO Human Trafficking Symposium, Cleveland, August 2015;
- “Representing the Minor and Adult Sex-Trafficking Survivor,” the Renee Jones Human Trafficking Symposium, Cleveland, Jan. 15;
- “Recognizing the Signs of Human Trafficking,” Ritz Carlton Republican National Convention Training, Cleveland, Jan. 21, (co-presented with Karen Walsh, director of the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking; Brian Vigneaux, senior investigator for the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office; and Teresa Stafford, senior director of victim services and outreach at the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center);
- “Not for Sale: Panel Discussion on Sex Trafficking in the United States,” Flora Mather Stone Center for Women, Feb. 24, (with co-panelist Jesse Bach);
- “Introduction to Human Trafficking: Federal and State Laws and Statistics,” Human Trafficking Law Symposium at the School of Law, March 11;
- “Legal Focus on Demand vs. Trafficking Victims, Human Trafficking Law Symposium, March 11;
- “Careers for Women in the Law,” WISER undergraduate group, April 7;
- “Representing Victims of Crime,” School of Law, April 11, (with co-presenters Renee Jones and Kathleen Hackett); and
- “The Realities of Victims of Crime,” Renee Jones Empowerment Center, April 16, (with co-presenters Renee Jones and Kathleen Hackett).