Technology can advance the efforts to stop human slavery...
Source: Forbes
Slavery in Your Company’s Supply Chains?
Many well known corporations are getting unwanted attention because they are not complying with laws regarding slave labor...
Sub-Saharan Slavery Abuses in Africa
Sub-Saharan slavery in African states is common.
How Food is Empowering Trafficking Survivors in Ohio
A central Ohio nonprofit called Freedom a la Cart is employing survivors of human trafficking in their catering operations, helping [...]
Buy The Change You Want To See In The World
Jane Mosbacher Morris, entrepreneur and author of Buy The Change: Use Your Purchasing Power To Make The World A Better Place, has a [...]
GEO Group runs out of banks as 100% of partners shun private prisons
GEO Group, the largest private prison company in the United States, is in trouble. 100% of its banking partners have pledged to stop [...]
Grace Farms Foundation launches movement to end forced labor in architecture and construction
This week, the non-profit organization Grace Farms Foundation released “Design for Freedom,” a report calling for the [...]
Freedom United and Lift the Ban partners deliver petition to U.K. government
Freedom United and nearly 250 other organizations in the Lift the Ban coalition this week called on the U.K. government to end its [...]
Ben & Jerry’s pledges to pay cocoa farmers living wage
American ice cream giant Ben & Jerry’s has announced that they are committing to paying a living income to cocoa farmers at the [...]
Regions Bank of Alabama takes a stand against prison slavery
Regions Bank, the largest bank in Alabama, announced its plan to end its partnership with CoreCivic by not renewing their contract that [...]
