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SUMMARY:Survivor Alliance Presents Anti-Slavery Week: Introduction to Survivor Alliance
DESCRIPTION:*Open to the general public* \nNew to Survivor Alliance? Or are you interested in learning more about our different programs for survivors and allies? Led by Survivor Alliance staff and participants\, these informational sessions will introduce participants to who we are\, who we hope to be\, and what we want to do in the world. \nIf you are a community member\, you can find out ways to volunteer. If you are an anti-slavery professional\, you can learn about our trainings and how you can talk to survivors about our work. If you have a specific question you want us to answer\, please don’t hesitate to ask in the registration form! \nThere will be two sessions running from 10am-11am and 1pm-2pm. \nClick here to reserve your space at one of the sessions: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CnNaGsU7ZP-4D86dM5TLf9hAkHZ3WSH2Ra4yONiJIZU/edit
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SUMMARY:Building new collaborations in modern slavery research
DESCRIPTION:We at the Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centre want to mark our first Anti-Slavery Day by building new partnerships against modern slavery. \nCollaboration is crucial for the Modern Slavery PEC. Indeed\, we require academics and non-academic partners to collaborate in order to be able to apply for funding for research projects. \nThis event will create a platform for academics\, activists\, survivors\, lawyers\, business representatives and many others to talk directly to colleagues from different areas of anti-slavery work about ideas and potential research projects that the Modern Slavery PEC could fund. \nThe UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner Dame Sara Thornton will headline the event\, with a talk on improving the impact of modern slavery research on policy and practice. \nThe Executive Director of the Survivor Alliance Minh Dang will address the survivors’ role in co-producing research on modern slavery. \nProf Alex Balch from the University of Liverpool will present early findings from the consultation on the Modern Slavery PEC research strategy. \nAnne Sofield from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)\, which funds the Modern Slavery PEC\, will talk and take questions on research funding guidelines and application processes. \nWe will have four break-out rooms with researchers working on current Modern Slavery PEC projects talking about their experience of building their partnerships\, with short presentations from the participants on their ideas for new research (please see below if you’re interested)\, and discussion on the four pillars of the Modern Slavery PEC research: \n\nDr Katarina Schwartz (the Rights Lab at the University of Nottingham) – preventing modern slavery\nDr Alicia Kidd (Wilberforce Institute at the University of Hull) – understanding survivor needs and enhancing support\nIrene Pietropaoli (Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law) – modern slavery in business supply chains\nDr Samantha Currie (School of Law and Social Justice at the University of Liverpool) – effectiveness of legal enforcement measures.\n\nIf you’re interested in presenting in one of the break-out rooms\, please send a description of your presentation (no longer than one page) to office@modernslaverypec.org\, and we will confirm the allocation of a three-minute slot. Depending on the level of interest we receive\, it may not be possible to offer everyone a slot\, so please let us know of your interest in presenting as soon as possible. \nThere will be an opportunity to network directly with all the participants.
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