2021 Conference: Robert Lung Presents “Trafficking, Trauma, Resiliency, and Evidence-Based Hope”

Judge Robert Lung has served as a judicial officer in the 18th Judicial District for over seventeen years in almost every docket type with a specialty in human services cases. He previously served as the Judicial Representative and the Vice-Chair on the Colorado Human Trafficking Council and the Chair of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking. Judge Lung currently serves on the National Advisory Committee on the Sex Trafficking of Children and Youth in the United States. He provides consultation to the Departments of Justice and State, the Administration for Children and Families, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. His presentation will educate the audience about human trafficking, specifically domestic sex trafficking, the multi-faceted impact of childhood trauma, and the power of resiliency. Those interested in grounding techniques, trauma-informed care, the way in which traffickers isolate and manipulate their victims, and the power of resiliency won’t want to miss Judge Lung’s presentation.

Education Administrators, Teachers, School Psychologists/Guidance Counselors, School Resource Officers (SROs), Law Enforcement, Local/State Emergency Managers, Fusion Center Analysts, Crisis Intervention Units, Counselors & Mental Health Specialists, School Social Workers, School Safety Professionals, and other school safety stakeholders interested in attending Robert Lung’s presentation should register for the July 2021 MCSS School Safety Summer Conference at http://conference2021.safeschoolsmd.org/.