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Lunch and Learn sessions run through the year. Free, lunch provided, location given on registration.

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Ninety minutes is enough to change what you notice for the rest of your life.

Fighting human trafficking in our community starts with one simple thing: knowing what it looks like. Lunch and Learn is the shortest route to that.

Next
19 November 2026
Time
11:45am to 1:00pm
Where
Life 96.5, 4721 W 71st St
Cost
Free, lunch provided

Where it is

Life 96.5, on West 71st Street.

4721 West 71st Street, Sioux Falls. There is parking on site. Some sessions are held elsewhere, and the address is always confirmed when you register.

Registration takes a minute and the details arrive by email. If you would rather ask a question first, call 605-261-1880.

What you get

The short version of the whole thing.

Then bring us to your workplace. Most of our sector trainings start with somebody who came to a Lunch and Learn first.

  1. How it actually works here

    Recruitment, control, and why people stay. Not the version from films.

  2. The indicators

    What you would realistically see, in the places you already go.

  3. What to do

    Who to call, in what order, and why confronting someone makes it worse.

What to do next

Pick one.

Most people start at the first one. A good number of our sector trainings begin with somebody who came to a Lunch and Learn.

Option 01

Reserve a seat

Free, lunch provided, ninety minutes. The address arrives by email once you register.

Reserve a seat

Option 02

Bring it to your workplace

A session built for your sector, delivered where your team already is, at no charge to your organisation.

Request a training

Option 03

Read the indicators now

If you cannot wait for the next session, the warning signs are all on this site already.

Warning signs

Ninety minutes, and then you cannot unsee it.

That is the whole point. The people who spot trafficking are the ones who learned what it looks like before they needed to.

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