Fee & Engagement Information
Speaker Fees
Keynote presentations are delivered by the Executive Director of Magdalena’s Daughters and are structured to support both high-quality delivery and the sustainability of our mission-driven work. Speaker fees vary based on the scope, format, and location of the engagement.
Honoraria and speaker fees directly support the operations and programs of Magdalena’s Daughters, including prevention education, survivor support, and youth-serving initiatives. Fees also help offset preparation time, travel, and program development costs.
We strive to work collaboratively with schools, nonprofits, and public agencies and will consider sliding-scale or mission-aligned adjustments when possible.
Meet the Facilitators
All training, speaking, and educational offerings provided by Magdalena’s Daughters are delivered by experienced facilitators who bring both professional expertise and lived understanding to the work. Our facilitation model is intentionally multidisciplinary, ensuring that every session is grounded in ethical practice, trauma-informed care, and real-world insight.
Facilitators are selected based on experience, training, and alignment with our mission and values.
Lived Experience Experts
Lived experience experts are individuals with firsthand experience of trafficking or exploitation who choose to share their knowledge as part of prevention and education efforts. Their participation adds depth, authenticity, and perspective to our trainings, helping audiences understand the realities of exploitation beyond statistics.
Survivors who participate as facilitators:
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Engage voluntarily and with full consent
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Are compensated for their expertise
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Receive trauma-informed support and preparation
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Share within clearly defined boundaries
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Are never required to disclose personal details
Lived experience experts do not facilitate sessions alone and are always supported by licensed or trained professionals to ensure safety, ethical engagement, and accuracy.
Licensed Therapists & Mental Health Professionals
Licensed therapists and mental health professionals support curriculum delivery by providing clinical context, trauma education, and guidance on appropriate responses to disclosures. Their role is essential in ensuring that all content is delivered responsibly and that participants receive accurate information about trauma, healing, and mental health impacts.
These facilitators help bridge lived experience with evidence-informed practice and support audiences in translating learning into safe, effective action.
Social Workers & Child Welfare Professionals
Social workers and child welfare professionals contribute systems-level expertise related to foster care, prevention, mandated reporting, and youth protection. Their involvement helps contextualize trafficking prevention within broader child welfare and community systems and supports audiences in understanding their roles and responsibilities.
Educators & Prevention Specialists
Educators and prevention specialists support curriculum adaptation for age, setting, and audience. They help ensure that content is developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive, and aligned with educational best practices. Their involvement strengthens engagement and learning outcomes for youth and adult audiences alike.
Leadership & Accountability
Keynote presentations are delivered by the Executive Director of Magdalena’s Daughters, who provides leadership perspective, systems-level insight, and accountability for the organization’s educational work.
This structure ensures consistency, alignment, and oversight across all speaking and training engagements.
Commitment to Safety and Ethical Practice
Magdalena’s Daughters is committed to ethical, trauma-informed facilitation. All facilitators are trained to prioritize participant safety, avoid re-traumatization, and respond appropriately to disclosures. Content is designed to educate without sensationalizing harm and to empower participants with knowledge, resources, and prevention strategies.
Curriculum & Training Fees
Fees for RAISE: The Antidote to Human Trafficking curriculum and related trainings are based on the size of the audience, length of the session, and facilitation needs. Trainings are delivered by multidisciplinary teams that may include lived experience experts (survivors), licensed therapists, social workers, and educators.
Curriculum fees cover:
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Curriculum preparation and customization
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Ethical compensation for lived experience facilitators
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Professional facilitation and clinical oversight
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Training materials and resources
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Program coordination and follow-up support
All facilitators are compensated for their expertise, and survivor participation is voluntary and supported through trauma-informed practices.
Equity & Access
Magdalena’s Daughters is committed to equitable access to prevention education. We recognize that schools and community organizations have varying levels of resources and will work with partners to explore options that align with both budget considerations and program impact whenever possible.
Request Fee Information or Book an Engagement
To request detailed fee information or inquire about booking a keynote, training, or curriculum delivery, please complete the inquiry form. Our team will follow up to discuss your goals, audience, and logistical needs and provide a customized proposal.