PEOPLE LEAVE EQUIPPED, NOT ALARMED.
Awareness events often leave a room frightened and no better prepared. Ours are built the other way around: what the pattern looks like, what it sounds like in your setting, and what you actually do the next time something feels off.
Every session is adapted to the audience in the room. A staff in-service, a parent night and a volunteer training are three different conversations.
WHO WE SPEAK TO
SPEAKING TOPICS
Breaking the Code of Grooming
The core session, drawn directly from the book.
How Grooming Actually Happens
Access, trust, isolation and control, the sequence in plain language.
Before Trafficking: Recognizing the Warning Signs
What tends to show up first, and who tends to see it first.
Creating Safer Communities
Policy, boundaries and culture that make grooming harder to sustain.
Digital Grooming + Online Relationships
How contact starts on a platform and moves off it.
Helping Parents Start the Conversation
Age-appropriate language for talking about secrets and boundaries.
Grooming Awareness for Churches
Ministry-specific dynamics, volunteer culture and response.
Grooming Awareness for Educators
Classroom-level signals, documentation and escalation.
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Don Meredith
Founder, Share the Signal
Founder of Share the Signal, a nonprofit dedicated to preventing human trafficking through education and awareness. Speaks to congregations, schools, service clubs and agency events.
VIEW PROFILE →
Jessica Holland
Co-founder + Director of Marketing
Co-founder of Share the Signal and co-author of Breaking the Code of Grooming. A CMO by trade, she leads the organization’s education and outreach work.
VIEW PROFILE →WHAT AUDIENCES LEAVE WITH
- A clear mental model of how grooming develops over time.
- Language for raising a concern without accusing anyone.
- Specific warning signs relevant to their own setting.
- A first step they can take in the next week.
- Resources to hand to the people they lead.
COMMON QUESTIONS
How long is a typical session?
Formats range from a 45-minute keynote to a half-day staff training. We will recommend a length once we know the audience and the setting.
Who is the audience for a parent night?
Parents and caregivers of any age group. The content is adapted so it is useful whether their children are in elementary school or about to leave home.
Can you train staff and volunteers separately?
Yes. Staff, volunteers and parents each need different specifics, and we regularly run more than one session during a single visit.
Do you travel?
Travel details, availability and fees are handled through the inquiry form so we can give you accurate information for your date and location.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR EVENT.
Tell us the audience, the date and the format. We’ll come back with a recommendation.
START A SPEAKING INQUIRY