Trusted by frontline professionals across Ontario
10+ years experience
Survivor-informed approach
Extensive experience training frontline workers
About Krystal
Krystal Snider has 10+ years of experience working in the non-profit field for feminist agencies. She specializes in supporting agencies working with those who have experienced gender-based violence with particular expertise in human trafficking. As a survivor herself of human trafficking, coupled with her years of experience in the field, Krystal has led a variety of community development responses to identify, support and build systemic capacity to reduce barriers to accessing services. Krystal uses trauma-informed, intersectional, anti-oppressive and human rights-based approaches.
Services
Training
We offer practical, survivor-informed training for frontline workers and organizations supporting individuals impacted by human trafficking and gender-based violence.
Training Date:
June 2, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Consulting
Collaborative Community Solutions provides consulting to motivate systems level changes from the community. We are experts at cross-sector relationship building and sustainable program development that considers the unique needs of individuals accessing services.
Public Speaking
Krystal has spoken to a variety of audiences, including fire departments, front-line workers, doctors, students, and those working to end gender-based violence. She is able to facilitate her message to groups as large as 250 people and as intimate as 10 people. If you are looking for someone to speak to your group about gender-based violence, human trafficking, and community collaboration, connect with us!
Blogs
Rethinking Case Management in Work with Survivors of Human Trafficking
Rethinking Case Management in Work with Survivors of Human TraffickingCase management is often described as coordination, planning, and connecting people to services. And those are part of it. But from what I’ve seen, both in my own work and alongside other teams,...
The Impact of Victim-Blaming on Human Trafficking Survivors
The Impact of Victim-Blaming on Human Trafficking SurvivorsNothing a person does or says makes that person responsible for their harassment, assault, or victimization – including trafficking. Additionally, nothing a person wears makes them in any way responsible for...
United Way of Greater Atlanta
United Way of Greater Atlanta: Paving the Way for Economic Mobility Through Anti-Human Trafficking EffortsDomestic violence and human trafficking survivors often have a difficult time rebuilding their lives. Gaining financial stability is especially hard because the...
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