I believe that teachers and parents are one and the same. They juggle a lot of different things.
In Ontario, our curriculum for human trafficking prevention or prevention education is on the shoulders of teachers. They don't have time to learn about human trafficking, build a curriculum and then put it into their daily teaching schedules.
What can we do for teachers now? We can provide them with prevention education. On professional development days, give them access to this training and fund this training and this education, because it's such an important piece. Do it regularly. Have a schedule—once a month or biweekly; I don't know. Have it be part of their professional development, but also understand that the programming we're talking about will take years to build. You have so many organizations that would be happy to build it with you. We're willing to spend a year working to bring that to fruition. Baby steps would be to put it in professional development days right away.