Presented by Kentucky Youth Advocates

Face It Lunch & Learn: The Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking

Date & Time

Friday, 11/20/2026
10:00am EDT - 11:00am EDT
Add to Calendar 11/20/2026 10:00:00 AM 11/20/2026 11:00:00 AM America/New_York Face It Lunch & Learn: The Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking The Kosair for Kids Face It Movement invites you to our next virtual Lunch & Learn on Friday, November 20th from 10:00-11:00 AM ET.  This month we’re focusing on the Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking. Alicia Parham, Victim Advocate Specialist with Homeland Security Investigations’ Victim Assistance Program, will share insights on how predators target youth, the tactics they use, and what professionals and caregivers can do to protect children.  This is a great opportunity to: Learn more about the latest data trends related to online exploitation Discuss actionable strategies to prevent and respond to these crimes Connect with professionals across different sectors   Presenter bio Alicia (Ali) Parham currently serves as a Victim Assistance Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). She is based in Louisville but provides services to all identified crime victims in Kentucky for HSI. Prior to joining HSI Louisville Ali served as the Deputy Director of the Office of Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution within the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General. In this role, she provided awareness and prevention training for human trafficking and child abuse to community organizations, businesses, and educational and law enforcement professionals. She also received and managed several federal grant projects for the Office. Parham previously served over 12 years with the Kentucky State Police serving as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, a Research and Policy Analyst, and finally serving as a Justice Program Administrator. In this last role, Parham acquired a $3.2 million-dollar federal grant to create and manage the Victim Assistance Support Services program placing a victim advocate at each of KSP’s 16 post locations. Additionally, she created and administered the agency’s Angel Initiative and Handle with Care programs. Prior to KSP, she served as a Pretrial Services Program Supervisor for the 53rd Judicial District, with the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts. Parham received her B.S. in Psychology from Eastern Kentucky University and her Juris Masters from Liberty University. She is a native of Bristol, Virginia.

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About This Event

The Kosair for Kids Face It Movement invites you to our next virtual Lunch & Learn on Friday, November 20th from 10:00-11:00 AM ET. 

This month we’re focusing on the Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking. Alicia Parham, Victim Advocate Specialist with Homeland Security Investigations’ Victim Assistance Program, will share insights on how predators target youth, the tactics they use, and what professionals and caregivers can do to protect children. 


This is a great opportunity to:

  • Learn more about the latest data trends related to online exploitation

  • Discuss actionable strategies to prevent and respond to these crimes

  • Connect with professionals across different sectors

 

Presenter bio

Alicia (Ali) Parham currently serves as a Victim Assistance Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). She is based in Louisville but provides services to all identified crime victims in Kentucky for HSI. Prior to joining HSI Louisville Ali served as the Deputy Director of the Office of Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution within the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General. In this role, she provided awareness and prevention training for human trafficking and child abuse to community organizations, businesses, and educational and law enforcement professionals. She also received and managed several federal grant projects for the Office. Parham previously served over 12 years with the Kentucky State Police serving as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, a Research and Policy Analyst, and finally serving as a Justice Program Administrator. In this last role, Parham acquired a $3.2 million-dollar federal grant to create and manage the Victim Assistance Support Services program placing a victim advocate at each of KSP’s 16 post locations. Additionally, she created and administered the agency’s Angel Initiative and Handle with Care programs. Prior to KSP, she served as a Pretrial Services Program Supervisor for the 53rd Judicial District, with the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts. Parham received her B.S. in Psychology from Eastern Kentucky University and her Juris Masters from Liberty University. She is a native of Bristol, Virginia.

About This Event

The Kosair for Kids Face It Movement invites you to our next virtual Lunch & Learn on Friday, November 20th from 10:00-11:00 AM ET. 

This month we’re focusing on the Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking. Alicia Parham, Victim Advocate Specialist with Homeland Security Investigations’ Victim Assistance Program, will share insights on how predators target youth, the tactics they use, and what professionals and caregivers can do to protect children. 


This is a great opportunity to:

  • Learn more about the latest data trends related to online exploitation

  • Discuss actionable strategies to prevent and respond to these crimes

  • Connect with professionals across different sectors

 

Presenter bio

Alicia (Ali) Parham currently serves as a Victim Assistance Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). She is based in Louisville but provides services to all identified crime victims in Kentucky for HSI. Prior to joining HSI Louisville Ali served as the Deputy Director of the Office of Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution within the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General. In this role, she provided awareness and prevention training for human trafficking and child abuse to community organizations, businesses, and educational and law enforcement professionals. She also received and managed several federal grant projects for the Office. Parham previously served over 12 years with the Kentucky State Police serving as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, a Research and Policy Analyst, and finally serving as a Justice Program Administrator. In this last role, Parham acquired a $3.2 million-dollar federal grant to create and manage the Victim Assistance Support Services program placing a victim advocate at each of KSP’s 16 post locations. Additionally, she created and administered the agency’s Angel Initiative and Handle with Care programs. Prior to KSP, she served as a Pretrial Services Program Supervisor for the 53rd Judicial District, with the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts. Parham received her B.S. in Psychology from Eastern Kentucky University and her Juris Masters from Liberty University. She is a native of Bristol, Virginia.

Date & Time

Friday, 11/20/2026
10:00am EDT - 11:00am EDT
Add to Calendar 11/20/2026 10:00:00 AM 11/20/2026 11:00:00 AM America/New_York Face It Lunch & Learn: The Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking The Kosair for Kids Face It Movement invites you to our next virtual Lunch & Learn on Friday, November 20th from 10:00-11:00 AM ET.  This month we’re focusing on the Intersection of Online Exploitation and Human Trafficking. Alicia Parham, Victim Advocate Specialist with Homeland Security Investigations’ Victim Assistance Program, will share insights on how predators target youth, the tactics they use, and what professionals and caregivers can do to protect children.  This is a great opportunity to: Learn more about the latest data trends related to online exploitation Discuss actionable strategies to prevent and respond to these crimes Connect with professionals across different sectors   Presenter bio Alicia (Ali) Parham currently serves as a Victim Assistance Specialist with the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). She is based in Louisville but provides services to all identified crime victims in Kentucky for HSI. Prior to joining HSI Louisville Ali served as the Deputy Director of the Office of Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution within the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General. In this role, she provided awareness and prevention training for human trafficking and child abuse to community organizations, businesses, and educational and law enforcement professionals. She also received and managed several federal grant projects for the Office. Parham previously served over 12 years with the Kentucky State Police serving as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst, a Research and Policy Analyst, and finally serving as a Justice Program Administrator. In this last role, Parham acquired a $3.2 million-dollar federal grant to create and manage the Victim Assistance Support Services program placing a victim advocate at each of KSP’s 16 post locations. Additionally, she created and administered the agency’s Angel Initiative and Handle with Care programs. Prior to KSP, she served as a Pretrial Services Program Supervisor for the 53rd Judicial District, with the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts. Parham received her B.S. in Psychology from Eastern Kentucky University and her Juris Masters from Liberty University. She is a native of Bristol, Virginia.

Price

Free
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