The case studies included in this collection are designed as tools to reach the more complex and evasive aspects of identifying and assisting survivors of trafficking. There are many advantages to using case studies as a training tool. When used as part of a larger workshop, case studies provide an opportunity to bring together the lessons taught through an application of skills to real-world scenarios. Case studies can be useful in suggesting cultural patterns which, unlike static stereotypes, are open to exceptions. Each chapter begins with a short introduction, a list of case studies and the issues addressed. This can be used to select the most appropriate case studies for a given discussion or setting.