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Initial training is required within the first year of DoD employment or service, with general awareness refresher training required every 2 years for all DoD personnel.
All DoD service members and civilian personnel, with additional specialized training for acquisition and contracting personnel who oversee contracts at risk of trafficking violations.
Report it through your chain of command, the DoD Hotline, or local law enforcement — reporting channels are covered in detail during the training.
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Definitions and forms of trafficking, indicators to watch for, DoD's zero-tolerance policy, and how to report suspected trafficking.
Yes — contractors performing on DoD contracts, especially overseas, are subject to CTIP training and compliance requirements.