EMPOWERING YOUTH THROUGH SCHOOL CLUBS AND SOCIETIES: ADDRESSING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS IN KATSINA STATE

Abstract

This research intends to explore the effectiveness of school clubs and societies in empowering youth to address the issue of trafficking in persons in Katsina state. The study aims to identify the current state of trafficking in persons in Katsina state, as well as the role of school clubs and societies in addressing this issue. Through a quantitative approach, data was gathered from both youth participants in school clubs and societies, as well as key stakeholders in the fight against trafficking in persons in Katsina state. The findings of this research will contribute to a better understanding of how school clubs and societies can effectively educate and empower youth to take action against trafficking in persons, ultimately leading to a reduction in cases of exploitation and abuse in Katsina state. This research has the potential to inform policymakers and educators on the importance of incorporating school clubs and societies into anti-trafficking strategies and programs targeted towards youth. Additionally, by highlighting the role of youth in addressing this critical issue, this research can inspire and motivate future generations to become agents of change in the fight against trafficking in persons in Katsina state.