Today, almost
50 million people are trapped in slavery, and they need our help.

By standing together, we can bring hope and
freedom to those who need it most.

What We Do

We work by partnering with a wide range of stakeholders, including businesses, governments, and communities, to drive meaningful change.

Our approach involves raising awareness about modern slavery and human trafficking, advocating for robust legislation and ethical practices, and providing resources and guidance to help organisations eliminate slavery from their supply chains. We also focus on empowering survivors through support and advocacy, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights protected.

We curate purpose-driven conversation between change-agents to design and implement solutions

We innovate continually catalysing new strategies and actions with partners and lead learners

We activate interconnected solutions for a slavery free world

We educate those with the capacity to end slavery - business, consumers, media, academics, civil society and governments

We collaborate bringing stakeholders together to talk about and act on prevention

“Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.”

Barack Obama

Who We Work With

We believe everyone has a role to play in ending slavery.

Businesses & Investors

We curate purpose-driven conversation between change-agents to design and implement solutions

Schools

We innovate continually catalysing new strategies and actions with partners and lead learners

Civil Society

We activate interconnected solutions for a slavery free world

We collaborate with a diverse network of partners, including businesses, governments, NGOs, and communities, all committed to ending modern slavery. By working together, we amplify our impact, ensuring that every link in the supply chain is scrutinised and held to the highest ethical standards. Our partnerships are key to driving the change needed to create a world free from exploitation.

Government

We educate those with the capacity to end slavery - business, consumers, media, academics, civil society and governments

Consumers

We collaborate bringing stakeholders together to talk about and act on prevention

Our Members

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