humans is education of the public. This is done in South Lake Tahoe through PATH, Live Violence Free, 3 Strands in partnership with the South Lake Tahoe Police Department and Lake Tahoe Unified School District.

A community presentation by 3 Strands and SLT Police Chief Brian Uhler was given to the community two years ago in the South Tahoe Middle School. Since that time,

SB 1227 in California is known as the Human Trafficking Prevention Education and Training Act, passed in 2017.

3 Strands Global has created curriculum for 5th, 7th, 9th and 11th graders. While it isn't taught in all grades in South Lake Tahoe schools yet, it is being taught to South Tahoe High School freshmen as part of their health classes. 3 Strands has offered, for free, theirfour years of curriculum to LTUSD. This hasn't happened yet, bit almost a dozen SLT teachers will be taking the free training taught by 3 Strands Global on February 14.

"Following the community meeting, all freshmen at STHS were pulled from their PE classes to participate in presentations conducted by 3 Strands," said STHS Vice-Principal Justin Zunino. "Last school year, we followed suit in conducting a 2nd year of presentations for all freshmen. I’m currently working with 3 Strands and Cindy Archer (Chairperson of PATH) to do the same this spring. This year will be our 3rd year in working with 3 Strands at STHS to educate our students about this important topic."

The Polaris Project conducts a survey on their website and the following are some of its questions