Safety Training & Certification

We offer American Red Cross certification training in CPR/AED, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens, with training available for tattoo and body piercing professionals, studios, organizations, community groups, and events.

Human Trafficking Education & Community Response

Human trafficking does not look the same in every community, every industry, or every case.

On The Scene Training helps professionals and communities better understand what human trafficking really is, how vulnerability and exploitation develop, and what trafficking can look like in real-world situations.

Our training can include sex trafficking, labor trafficking, grooming, vulnerability, force, fraud, coercion, control, trauma bonding, online exploitation, and the ways traffickers gain access to and maintain control over victims.

Beyond Awareness

Our work does not stop at recognizing signs.

We also support:

  • Situational awareness

  • Community prevention education and engagement

  • Identifying gaps in services or response

  • Supporting the development or strengthening of multidisciplinary teams

The goal is to help people understand what they may be seeing, what their role is, who else needs to be involved, and what the next appropriate step may be.

Training for Real-World Audiences customized for:

Law enforcement • Multidisciplinary teams • Human services • Victim-service providers • Schools • Tattoo professionals • Community organizations • Businesses • Community leaders

Tattoos Tell A Story

Tattoos can carry meaning connected to identity, loyalty, control, trauma, exploitation, survival, or healing—but the tattoo alone never tells the whole story.

Tattoos Tell A Story helps tattoo professionals, law enforcement, investigators, MDTs, and service providers better understand the context surrounding tattoos in human trafficking and exploitation.

Training may include branding, bonding, punishment tattoos, trauma bonding, what artists may see in the chair, what tattoos may reveal in an investigation, reporting, safety, and removal or cover-up planning.

Context is critical.

The goal is not to tell someone what their tattoo means.
The goal is to understand the story around it.

Heavy conversations can be important—and overwhelming.

Take A Sensory Break is a fully mobile sensory cart for conferences, summits, trainings, and community events. It offers tools that engage multiple senses and can be used right at a participant’s seat, table, or breakout space.

Attendees can come to the cart, or the cart can come to them.

A sensory break doesn’t always mean leaving the room.