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Explore modern slavery topics in-depth through our series of popular webinars and hear from survivor advocates, activists, experts, and thought-leaders.

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Broken Promises: The visa policy that fails migrant domestic workers

Listen to survivors, workers, and the UK's Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner speak about the visa regime that leaves overseas domestic workers vulnerable to exploitation and servitude. Will the UK government act to protect them?

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June 12, 2026

Broken Promises: The visa policy that fails migrant domestic workers

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March 18, 2026

The Anti-Trafficking Sector’s Blindspot: Missing, Murdered and Exploited Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous communities face disproportionately high rates of trafficking and violence in North America—yet this crisis is often overlooked by the anti-trafficking sector. Hear panelists unpack why this blind spot persists and why Indigenous voices must be centered to address it.

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July 23, 2025

When the State becomes the Trafficker

Watch Dr. Hyab Yohannes unpack the concept of State Trafficking—the idea that governments and global systems commodify people, creating conditions that uphold exploitation.

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June 11, 2025

Lessons from the frontlines: Protecting California’s migrant workers

Listen to former US Trafficking in Persons Ambassadors discuss how Assembly Bill #1362 can help protect California’s temporary migrant workers from trafficking and exploitation organised in partnership with the Sunita Jain Anti-Trafficking Initiative.

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April 30, 2025

Discussing ‘Volunteers Needed,’ the Film and Dismantling the Orphanage Trafficking Industry

Children are being trafficked into orphanages. Listen to experts in child protection and anti-trafficking advocacy discuss how orphanage trafficking exploits vulnerable children and the urgent need to amend the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

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March 19, 2025

Protecting rights, preventing harm: Rethinking laws to address sex trafficking

Lawmakers in the US and UK are currently debating major changes to sex work laws. Listen to experts weigh in on whether they’ll protect against trafficking or fuel exploitation.

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October 30, 2024

U.S. Elections 2024: Confronting the legacy of slavery

As California and Nevada vote to ban involuntary servitude, we sit down with our guests to discuss how U.S. prison labor, as it currently operates, perpetuates slavery today.

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August 7, 2024

Trafficking and the Olympics: the true cost of the games

We explore the French authorities' "social cleansing" efforts to project a polished image for Paris 2024, and how they have increased risks to survivors and risks of exploitation. We sit down with our guests to uncover the true cost of the Games.

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July 3, 2024

Migration Politics that Kill: How governments exacerbate human trafficking

Are anti-trafficking narratives being weaponized? Our guests discuss the how current anti-migration policies increase vulnerability to trafficking, exploitation, and death, and explore the problem with conflating anti-migration with anti-trafficking.

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May 14, 2024

Does Fairtrade actually work?

We examined the intricacies of Fairtrade, certification, sustainability, sourcing and ethical consumption with expert speakers Stephen Donnelly from Fairtrade, Adriana Valle from the Fairtrade Producers Network of Latin America and the Caribbean and Juliane Bing from INKOTA.

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November 9, 2023

Black Friday sales: Are your bargains costing someone else’s freedom?

We address the neglected topic of how modern slavery is intertwined with consumerism, centering on Black Friday. Exploring economic, social, and personal decisions to highlight the direct and indirect connection between modern slavery and consumption.

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March 16, 2023

Are labels like Fairtrade the answer to ending exploitation in supply chains?

As store aisles fill up with labels stamped with certification logos, many of us have found ourselves asking: what does it all mean? Umida Nyizova, David Hammond, and Evelyn Bahn discuss the cases of cotton, seafood and cocoa.

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